plants Crossword Puzzles
Plants, Plants, Plants! 2021-07-23
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- These absorb water and dissolved nutrients, and anchor the plant in the soil.
- These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction.
- Water evaporates from the leaves of the plants, leaving room for more water molecules to take their place. This helps the water travel up the plant.
- Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together.
- Some plants have long _______ which help them reach water from deep underground.
- The process by which plants make their own food using water, energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide. This produces oxygen and glucose.
- The process of gases entering and exiting a plant
- Making clothing out of cotton is an example of using plants for____________
- These produce food for the plant, take in and release gases, and allow water to exit the plant.
- The process of particles moving from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- Cacti stems are adapted to store lots of _______ to help them survive in the dry desert.
- These provide a pathway for movement of water and food. They also support the leaves and reproductive structures.
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- Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe.
- Humans often use plants for _______. An example would be making chocolate out of cocoa.
- The process of water moving across a membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration.
- Some plants are adapted to have colourful flowers that attract insects like bees. These insects ________ the plants as they go from flower to flower.
- The process that helps water move up a plant through the attraction between molecules and the walls of tiny tubes in the stem.
- There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction.
- Plants provide ____________ which protects organisms from weather and predators.
- These contain an embryo that will form a new plant, and they often contain a food supply for the embryo as well.
- Some plants have ________ roots, which form a thick mat that gathers water at the upper layers of the soil.
21 Clues: The process of gases entering and exiting a plant • Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together. • There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction. • These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction. • Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe. • ...
Plants, Plants, Plants! 2016-03-22
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- These absorb water and dissolved nutrients, and anchor the plant in the soil.
- These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction.
- Water evaporates from the leaves of the plants, leaving room for more water molecules to take their place. This helps the water travel up the plant.
- Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together.
- Some plants have long _______ which help them reach water from deep underground.
- The process by which plants make their own food using water, energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide. This produces oxygen and glucose.
- The process of gases entering and exiting a plant
- Making clothing out of cotton is an example of using plants for____________
- These produce food for the plant, take in and release gases, and allow water to exit the plant.
- The process of particles moving from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- Cacti stems are adapted to store lots of _______ to help them survive in the dry desert.
- These provide a pathway for movement of water and food. They also support the leaves and reproductive structures.
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- Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe.
- Humans often use plants for _______. An example would be making chocolate out of cocoa.
- The process of water moving across a membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration.
- Some plants are adapted to have colourful flowers that attract insects like bees. These insects ________ the plants as they go from flower to flower.
- The process that helps water move up a plant through the attraction between molecules and the walls of tiny tubes in the stem.
- There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction.
- Plants provide ____________ which protects organisms from weather and predators.
- These contain an embryo that will form a new plant, and they often contain a food supply for the embryo as well.
- Some plants have ________ roots, which form a thick mat that gathers water at the upper layers of the soil.
21 Clues: The process of gases entering and exiting a plant • Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together. • There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction. • These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction. • Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe. • ...
plants 2016-03-12
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- transports food, water and nutrients around the plant
- hole that let CO2 in and O out
- our brain is one of our vital ______
- a substance formed by decomposed animals
- p________ mesophyll
- a gas that is taken in by plants
- spaces between guard cells
- part of the palisale mesophyll
- used to remove green chorophyll
- transports water
- absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis
- colour where no starch is present
- absorbs infared radiation
- used to anchor a plant
- stored glucose
- the sun provides l________
- burning of natural resources
- a gas respired by a plant
- produced when food is broken down
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- there is a upper and lower section to this
- in plant cell walls
- to test for starch
- process used to make fossil fuels
- top layer of the leaf structure
- a large group of organic compounds in food
- opens to create a hole
- process used to make food
- s______ mesophyll
- protects a cell
- there are many different gases in this area, a_____ s______
- when a plant is deprived of starch
- transports glucose
- a living thing is made up of many _____
- green substance in leaves
- dead animals decopose. this process is called __________
- a process that involes oxygen
- colour that shows starch
- this is used to make food
38 Clues: stored glucose • protects a cell • transports water • s______ mesophyll • to test for starch • transports glucose • in plant cell walls • p________ mesophyll • opens to create a hole • used to anchor a plant • colour that shows starch • process used to make food • green substance in leaves • absorbs infared radiation • this is used to make food • a gas respired by a plant • ...
Plants 2018-05-09
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- A point where leaf is attached to the stem
- ____ cells control the opening and closing of stomata
- Pattern of veins in a leaf
- Loss of water from the plant
- Material found in cell walls to strengthen them
- Main carbohydrate produced in photosynthesis
- Causes a reaction in an organism
- Plant tissue capable of mitosis
- Ripens bananas and other fruit
- Process through which water is absorbed by the roots
- Can cause the roots to grow down into the soil
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- ____ tissue is a covering layer in a plant
- Seed leaf
- Modified stems are also known as ____
- Change in growth of a plant in response to light
- Affects the enzyme activity in plants
- Roots that don't develop from a radicle
- Change in the growth of a plant as a result of an external response
- Change in growth of a plant in response to gravity
- Vessel that is living and has companion cells present
- Sticking of similar molecules to each other
- Little openings in a leaf
22 Clues: Seed leaf • Little openings in a leaf • Pattern of veins in a leaf • Loss of water from the plant • Ripens bananas and other fruit • Plant tissue capable of mitosis • Causes a reaction in an organism • Modified stems are also known as ____ • Affects the enzyme activity in plants • Roots that don't develop from a radicle • ____ tissue is a covering layer in a plant • ...
PLANTS 2013-04-02
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- type of seedless vascular plant
- plant have a single seed leave
- male reproductive organ in flowering plants
- diploid generation of a plant life cycle
- division of hornworts
- division of club moss
- spores on the underside of fern leaves
- division of mosses
- covered seeds
- female reproductive organ in flowering plants
- vascular tissue that transports water
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- naked seed
- leaves of ferns
- largest group of gymnosperms
- ripened ovary
- division of liverworts
- covering on leaves that reduces water loss
- seed begins to grow and break through the seed coat
- found in all plants
- division of flowering plants
- water loss through evaporation
- plant having two seed leaves
- openings on the underside of leaves used for gas exchange
- plant ancestor
- type of seedless nonvascular plant
- vascular tissue that transport food
26 Clues: naked seed • ripened ovary • covered seeds • plant ancestor • leaves of ferns • division of mosses • found in all plants • division of hornworts • division of club moss • division of liverworts • largest group of gymnosperms • division of flowering plants • plant having two seed leaves • plant have a single seed leave • water loss through evaporation • type of seedless vascular plant • ...
Plants 2013-11-04
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- Used to anchor plant
- Primary growth for height
- Loosely packed cells
- Used for storage, metabolism, and support
- Where branch connects to main stem
- Found underneath the leaf
- Outside tissue
- Used to transport water and nutrients
- Secondary growth for width
- Irregular shaped Cell
- Found at the tip of roots for protection
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- attaches leaf to branch
- Secondary root
- Extremely rigid dead cells
- A covering to protect new growth
- Area between two nodes
- of dividing cells
- Bud at the end of the stem
- Waxy layer that provides protection
- Primary site of photosynthesis
20 Clues: Secondary root • Outside tissue • of dividing cells • Used to anchor plant • Loosely packed cells • Irregular shaped Cell • Area between two nodes • attaches leaf to branch • Primary growth for height • Found underneath the leaf • Extremely rigid dead cells • Bud at the end of the stem • Secondary growth for width • Primary site of photosynthesis • A covering to protect new growth • ...
Plants 2021-10-15
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- Iris has a bulb and blooms in mid summer
- has prickly things on it
- large and very brightly colored flowers
- the large flowerheads look like pom poms growing on bushes that can get as tall as trees
- it can make your skin really itchy
- highly fragrant; red, purple, pink, or white flowers
- when you blow it all of its pieces fly away
- it grows pineapples
- glossy evergreen leaves
- helps make clothes
- catches small flying insects
- helps you breathe underwater
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- a fragrant flower that's commonly reddish-pink
- a spreading vine
- attacks anyone who came near its branches
- makes chocolate
- has honey in it
- adds a minty flavor to food and drinks
- screams when you take it out of its pot
- grows grape-like fruits
20 Clues: makes chocolate • has honey in it • a spreading vine • helps make clothes • it grows pineapples • grows grape-like fruits • glossy evergreen leaves • has prickly things on it • catches small flying insects • helps you breathe underwater • it can make your skin really itchy • adds a minty flavor to food and drinks • large and very brightly colored flowers • ...
Plants 2021-11-29
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- A seed absorbs water and the root breaks through the seed
- Contains structures that will later turn into sperm cells
- a type of seedless plant that often grows on the forest floor
- Anchors the plant and absorbs water and nutrients
- Water molecules sticking to other water molecules
- A type of plant that transports materials through vessels/tubes
- Protects the root from injury
- A stalklike structure that holds up the anther
- A female reproductive part of the flower. Consists of a stigma, style, and ovary
- A plant's growth response toward or away from a stimuli
- A tree trunk grows and expands at different rates, causing _____________ to form
- A tropism that plants move against
- Separates phloem from xylem
- The main plant hormone that speeds up growth
- Captures the Sun's energy for photosynthesis
- Colorful, leaflike structures that attract pollinators
- A tropism that some plants (vines) move towards
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- Water molecules sticking to other objects
- A plant that produces seeds that have no protective fruit or pedal
- An organism that has cells with nuclei. One of the 3 main characteristics of a plant
- Contains a young plant inside a protective coating
- A protective coating around a seed
- A plant that proceeds seeds inside a protective fruit or pedal
- A tropism that all plants move towards
- An organelle that protects and supports the cell. One of the 3 main characteristics of a plant.
- a tiny cell that can grow into a new organism
- Water moving against gravity by the forces of cohesion and adhesion
- Male reproductive parts of a flower. Made up of the anther and the filament
- A small leaflike part of the flower that protects the developing flower
- Produces pollen and is held up by the filament
- Provides the plant with support and a way to transport materials
- A chemical that affects growth and development
- Something that makes its own food. One of the 3 main characteristics of a plant.
33 Clues: Separates phloem from xylem • Protects the root from injury • A protective coating around a seed • A tropism that plants move against • A tropism that all plants move towards • Water molecules sticking to other objects • The main plant hormone that speeds up growth • Captures the Sun's energy for photosynthesis • a tiny cell that can grow into a new organism • ...
Plants 2022-03-22
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- The _____ layer is where photosynthesis happens in the leaf.
- The type of vascular tissue that moves sugar/food
- Seedless plants can be used in the formation of _____, one of the three fossil fuels.
- Angiosperms with flower parts in fours or fives, branching veins, and two cotyledons in their seeds
- Angiosperms with flower parts in threes, parallel veins, and one cotyledon in their seeds
- Small openings in the leaf surface that allow for gases to be exchanged
- The waxy, protective layer on stems and leaves of plants is the _____.
- A non-flowering seed plant
- A ______ is the part of the seed used for food storage.
- _____ plants have structures that move water and other substances.
- An apple tree is an example of this type of seed plant
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- A(n) _____ is a plant that completes its life cycle in one year.
- Cell walls are made of ______ to give the plant more support and strength.
- _____ cells open and close stomata.
- The process plants do to make sugar
- Moss plants are held in place by root-like structures called _____.
- The type of vascular tissue that produces new xylem and phloem cells
- Seedless nonvascular plants have _____ instead of stems.
- The type of vascular tissue that moves water
- The first plants to grow in new or disturbed areas are _____ species.
- The green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants
- Veins/vascular bundles are located in the ______ layer of leaves in a plant.
- Scientists hypothesize plants evolved directly from green _____.
23 Clues: A non-flowering seed plant • _____ cells open and close stomata. • The process plants do to make sugar • The type of vascular tissue that moves water • The type of vascular tissue that moves sugar/food • The green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants • An apple tree is an example of this type of seed plant • ...
Plants 2022-02-01
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- root system with one main root
- type of leaf with one leaf blade on one leaf stem
- type of stem made of wood
- consist of a seed coat, baby plant, and store of food
- absorbs water and anchors the plant
- the way pollen gets from the male to female part of the flower
- the sprouting of a seed
- plant who does not protect its seeds; often has cones
- seedless, nonvascular plant
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- process by which a plant makes food
- ripened ovary
- type of leaf with multiple leaf blades on one leaf stem
- the way a plant grows towards the light
- type of stem that is soft and green
- plant whose life cycle is many years
- seedless, vascular plant
- transport tube for food
- root system with many main roots coming off of plant
- transport tube for water
- plant who protects its seeds in an ovary
20 Clues: ripened ovary • transport tube for food • the sprouting of a seed • seedless, vascular plant • transport tube for water • type of stem made of wood • seedless, nonvascular plant • root system with one main root • process by which a plant makes food • type of stem that is soft and green • absorbs water and anchors the plant • plant whose life cycle is many years • ...
Plants 2022-10-04
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- edible reproductive body of seed plant
- Cultivation plants and water .
- retants water and nutrients
- any living thing such as fruits that humans consider troublesome.
- part of plant consumed by humans or animals
- media mixers of components that provide nutrients to the plants
- Culture biological research.
- to cut twigs,branches,roots
- proning on plants to make plants grow.
- growing plants in an air mist environment without soil.
- act of plotting plants to grow as one plant.
- Breeding ,raising and harvesting fish and aquatic plants.
- store nutrients
- cherry,citrus.
- grows in opposite directions of the root supports leves, flowers,frits
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- green plants use sunlight to get food from carbon monoxide and water .
- A flower plant that takes two years to complete its biological life cycle
- to form new roots to grow.
- for plants that produce bulbs.
- fertilize the plant
- provide nutrients or nourishment.
- store food in the plant
- growing in soil,sand,gravel,liquids.
- A plant that lives more than two years
- provide compost to the plant
- Moss a component of most potting soil
- mortified stemes
- blossom of the a plant
- engineering A process that uses laboratory based technologies to alter the DNA.
- plants that only live through one season, do not grow back year to year.
30 Clues: cherry,citrus. • store nutrients • mortified stemes • fertilize the plant • blossom of the a plant • store food in the plant • to form new roots to grow. • retants water and nutrients • to cut twigs,branches,roots • provide compost to the plant • Culture biological research. • Cultivation plants and water . • for plants that produce bulbs. • provide nutrients or nourishment. • ...
Plants 2021-04-25
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- sniegpulkstenīte
- auksts
- sēkliņa
- ceriņi
- gaiss
- saknes
- tree priede
- dzeloņi
- saulespuķe
- auga sula
- paparde
- skābeklis
- ēnains
- roze
- sauss
- mitrs
- saulesgaisma
- mežs
- pienene
- auglis
- sniegs
- ledus
- orhideja
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- pumpurs
- adatas
- lilija
- kaktusi
- lapas
- zieds
- dioxide ogļskābā gāze
- peonija
- zvaniņš
- fotosintēze
- magone
- stumbrs
- saulains
- sēnes
- tuksnesis
- tree palma
- lietus
- narcise
- tulpe
- karsts
- gāze
- margrietiņa
- zars
- augt
47 Clues: roze • gāze • mežs • zars • augt • lapas • gaiss • zieds • sēnes • sauss • mitrs • tulpe • ledus • adatas • lilija • auksts • ceriņi • saknes • magone • ēnains • lietus • karsts • auglis • sniegs • pumpurs • kaktusi • sēkliņa • peonija • zvaniņš • dzeloņi • stumbrs • paparde • narcise • pienene • saulains • orhideja • tuksnesis • auga sula • skābeklis • saulespuķe • tree palma • tree priede • fotosintēze • margrietiņa • saulesgaisma • sniegpulkstenīte • dioxide ogļskābā gāze
Plants 2021-04-01
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- Tissue that interacts with environment such as epidermis
- Connects Stigma to Ovary
- sticky surface atop pistil that catches pollen
- A deactivated version of ATP
- Tissue used for food storage
- Chemical that absorbs light energy for photosynthesis
- Female part of flower
- Organism that makes its own food
- This Tissue is used for transport
- Vascular Tissue that moves water
- hairs Increase the surface area for water absorption
- Respiration with Oxygen
- Vascular tissue that moves sugars
- Male part of Flower
- Scientific name for sugars
- Male gamete of plants
- These are required to start the chemical reaction
- These are the what gets produced during the reaction
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- Respiration without Oxygen
- Contains the pollen
- Holds the Anther aloft
- Waxy layer on leaf surface
- Chemical Currency produced by Cell Respiration
- C(6)H(12)0(6)
- Contains the eggs
- Opening in Leaf surface for gas exchange
- Processed used by plants to make food
- Tissue that makes new xylem and phloem and causes widening of plant (Secondary growth)
- Used by cells to make energy in ATP
- This Tissue is responsible for primary plant growth
30 Clues: C(6)H(12)0(6) • Contains the eggs • Contains the pollen • Male part of Flower • Female part of flower • Male gamete of plants • Holds the Anther aloft • Respiration with Oxygen • Connects Stigma to Ovary • Respiration without Oxygen • Waxy layer on leaf surface • Scientific name for sugars • A deactivated version of ATP • Tissue used for food storage • Organism that makes its own food • ...
Plants 2021-02-19
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- the other word of glucose
- a green pigment found in plants
- that controls water loss and gas exchange
- test What experiment to see if the plant is doing photosynthesis
- something that plants need that is a liquid
- the plant cell that produces glucose
- to see if glucose is being made in the plant
- the Factors affecting rate of photosynthesis that is only 3 word
- how does the oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange
- a waste product of plants
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- something that is between 2 epidermal cell layer
- how does the water get into the roots of a plant
- how does the sugar from the source go to the sink
- what is the process called when plants make sugar and oxygen
- the Factors affecting rate of photosynthesis that is only 1 word
- a layer of something that makes it water proof and reduce water loss
- the cell that is in the roots that absorbs water
- Something that plants need and it is not from the Earth
- other word storage
- Something that plants need in order to do photosynthesis and animals release it as a waste
20 Clues: other word storage • the other word of glucose • a waste product of plants • a green pigment found in plants • the plant cell that produces glucose • that controls water loss and gas exchange • something that plants need that is a liquid • to see if glucose is being made in the plant • how does the oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange • ...
Plants!!!! 2024-01-11
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- Produces leaves on plants
- Kingdom plants belong to.
- Two leaves at each node
- Water and sugar conducting tissues in a leaf
- A protective covering on leaves
- Study of plants
- The outermost layer of bark
- Most plants have roots, stems and _____
- A leaf with only one blade on a petiole
- Necessary for a plant’s survival
- Three types of leaf venation are parallel, palmate and _____
- Have taproot systems
- Anchor the plant and absorb water
- A softer and more flexible type of stem
- Stems that are hard and not flexible
- Thick-walled cells in a plant
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- The cell walls of plants are made of this
- The flat green part of a leaf
- Xylem is made of long _______ cells
- Part of a leaf between the node and blade
- The outermost tissue of leaves
- The arrangement of veins in a leaf
- region where a leaf is attached
- Outside the xylem of a tree trunk
- Converts the sun’s light energy into food
- The xylem and phloem are arranged in _______ bundles
- Made of layers of xylem
- A system of thicker and longer roots
- Color of chloroplasts
- A leaf with individual leaflets
- A root system that has a cluster of roots
- Travels in the phloem to growing parts of a plant
- Turgor Pressure is caused by this
- Carries a sugar solution from the leaves
- Plants make their own food
35 Clues: Study of plants • Have taproot systems • Color of chloroplasts • Two leaves at each node • Made of layers of xylem • Produces leaves on plants • Kingdom plants belong to. • Plants make their own food • The outermost layer of bark • The flat green part of a leaf • Thick-walled cells in a plant • The outermost tissue of leaves • region where a leaf is attached • ...
Plants 2024-02-23
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- product of pine trees used in tars and turpentine
- have leaves called fronds
- plants with veins and tube to transport water
- hold the leaves of a plant
- trees with cones and needles
- carry water and nutrients from roots to leaves
- nonvascular plant looks similar to moss liver leaves
- resemble small evergreen trees
- flowering vascular plants
- live for three or more years come back each year
- underground stems of horsetails
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- needs two growing seasons to develope
- tubes carry sugar and food for a plant
- main central root of a plant
- plants with very little veins and tube
- group of angiosperms that have 4-5 peddles
- lives in hot dry deserts and rainforests conifer like
- angiosperm that lives for only one season
- root like structure of mosses
- Largest sequoia in California
- monocots tend to have these kinds of roots
- underground growth of a plant
- non flowering plant that produces cones
- nonvascular plant only a few millimeters tall
- tree with fan-shaped leaves
- one cotyledon in the seed( corn)
26 Clues: have leaves called fronds • flowering vascular plants • hold the leaves of a plant • tree with fan-shaped leaves • main central root of a plant • trees with cones and needles • root like structure of mosses • Largest sequoia in California • underground growth of a plant • resemble small evergreen trees • underground stems of horsetails • one cotyledon in the seed( corn) • ...
Plants! 2024-02-29
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- The female part of the flower, consisting of the stigma, style, ovary and ovule.
- The joining of plant sperm and egg to make a seed, after pollination has taken place.
- This plant structure is the site of reproduction.
- The male part of the flower, consisting of the anther and filament.
- The petals on a flower are collectively referred to as the ______.
- A mode of reproduction that results in new organisms by the combination of genetic information of two individuals of different sexes.
- This plant structure is responsible for photosynthesis.
- This plant structure functions to anchor and support as well as absorb minerals and water from the soil.
- The nutrients that the baby plant will live off of until it is mature enough to photosynthesize.
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- A form of asexual propagation in which reproduction occurs through the vegetative parts of a plant such as stems, leaves, buds, and roots
- This part of the flower develops into a fruit.
- The sepals on a petal are collectively referred to as the ______.
- Offspring produced from asexual reproduction are _____ to their parent plant.
- This part of the flower develops into a seed.
- The transferal of pollen from anther to stigma.
- A mode of reproduction results in new offspring that is produced by a single parent. The new individuals produced are genetically and physically identical to each other.
- In the ovule, an egg cell and sperm cell fuse to form the _____ (baby plant).
- A large primary root that gives rise to smaller lateral roots.
- reproductive cells, similar to seeds, that are capable of developing into a new individual without fusion with another reproductive cell.
- This plant structure functions to support leaves, flowers, and fruits and transport water and minerals.
20 Clues: This part of the flower develops into a seed. • This part of the flower develops into a fruit. • The transferal of pollen from anther to stigma. • This plant structure is the site of reproduction. • This plant structure is responsible for photosynthesis. • A large primary root that gives rise to smaller lateral roots. • ...
Plants 2020-07-01
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- What the ovary develops into after fertilisation
- Where respiration takes place
- The site where photosynthesis occurs
- Holds up the stigma
- Produces pollen
- The part of the flower that holds the anther up
- The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
- Catches pollen
- Ball of cell that forms when fertilised egg divides
- Movement of seeds away from the parent plant
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- Reproductive cells
- Contains cell sap and helps keep the cell firm
- The development of a plant from a seed
- A chemical reaction where carbon dioxide and water are converted into glucose and oxygen
- Where chemical reactions take place in a cell
- Male reproductive part of the flower
- Smallest unit in an organism
- Where the nucleus of a pollen grain joins with an ovule
- Controls the cell and contains genetic material
- Produces ovules
- The female reproductive part of the flower
21 Clues: Catches pollen • Produces pollen • Produces ovules • Reproductive cells • Holds up the stigma • Smallest unit in an organism • Where respiration takes place • The site where photosynthesis occurs • Male reproductive part of the flower • The development of a plant from a seed • The female reproductive part of the flower • Movement of seeds away from the parent plant • ...
PLANTS 2020-10-21
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- Container of cells who work hard on photosynthesis
- We get nutrient from fresh fruit and vegetables
- Green pigment in the leaf which captures the energy from light
- dioxide Gas that are being used by plants during photosynthesis
- Nutrient that is used to make new cells, and used for making important chemicals in the body
- Roots ____ water from underground
- Process of green plant converting light energy into chemical energy
- Iron in red meat, calcium in dairy products
- Part of the plant that hold the plant still on the ground
- A hollow tube carrying either water or minerals around
- Nutrients that do not provide energy
- Potential, Kinetic, Light, sound, Chemical, Thermal, etc.
- A type of carbohydrate that can be found on corn, pasta, beans, potatoes, rice, etc
- Long hollow tubes that carry water and minerals from the roots of the plant
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- Too much of these nutrients would increase the blood sugar levels too high
- Cells in the leaf that absorbs light
- Substances in food that the body uses to provide energy
- Sweet, duh
- Roots ______ the plant firmly on the ground, preventing any force to shove the plant over
- Material made of living cells and tissues
- Gas that plants let out after the process of photosynthesis
- Absorbed by the Chloroplast and converted to energy by the chlorophyll
- Protector of the leaf's cells
- Is a lower tiny hole inside a leaf that left carbon dioxide get into the leaf
- Mainly provides energy stored under the skin, also needed to make new cell membranes
25 Clues: Sweet, duh • Protector of the leaf's cells • Roots ____ water from underground • Cells in the leaf that absorbs light • Nutrients that do not provide energy • Material made of living cells and tissues • Iron in red meat, calcium in dairy products • We get nutrient from fresh fruit and vegetables • Container of cells who work hard on photosynthesis • ...
PLANTS 2020-10-20
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- highly specialized organelle that serves as the information and administrative center of the cell.
- he action or process of distributing seeds over a wide area.
- part of the flower where it's the most colorful
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root and also helps to form the woody element in the stem.
- is a fluid-filled pocket in the cell's cytoplasm
- the ovules are inside the _____
- the ovule changes and becomes a _____
- the female gametes are inside the ______
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
- substance needed for making chlorophyll
- pores in the epidermis of the leaf or stem of a plant
- it contains mineral salts
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- a group of green pigments used by organisms that convert sunlight into energy via photosynthesis.
- The jellylike material that makes up much of a cell inside the cell membrane
- the transfer of pollen from anther to a stigma
- the nucleus of a male and female gamete joined together
- something sweet and sugary that insects eat
- this is where pollen grains are made
- the zygote divides the form ____
- also known as O2
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars and other metabolic products downward from the leaves.
- the ovary changes into a fruit
- a substance needed so the plant can make proteins
- long, slender stalk that connects the stigma and the ovary.
- plant changes some of the glucose into different kind of carbohydrate
25 Clues: also known as O2 • it contains mineral salts • the ovary changes into a fruit • the ovules are inside the _____ • the zygote divides the form ____ • this is where pollen grains are made • the ovule changes and becomes a _____ • substance needed for making chlorophyll • the female gametes are inside the ______ • something sweet and sugary that insects eat • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- The parts of a flower that are often conspicuously coloured.
- Is the membrane found in all cells that separates the interior of the cell from the outside environment.
- It is a polymer made by plants to store energy.
- Plants need this to stand upright.
- It is the gaseous phase of water.
- It is a pore, found in the epidermis of leaves, stems, and other organs, that controls the rate of gas exchange.
- The way plants make food.
- It is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas or vapour.
- Plants use this energy of the sun to change water and carbon dioxide into a sugar.
- The part of the pistil where pollen germinates.
- This substance provide mineral salts, which help the plant grow larger and healthier.
- A substance needed so that the plant can make proteins.
- It is the transfer of pollen from a male part of a plant to a female part of a plant.
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- Transports water from the roots up to the leaves.
- Contains the male gametes and are made in anthers of flowers.
- Occurs when one of the sperm cells fuses with the egg inside of an ovule.
- It means lack, or shortage.
- The pollen producing part of a flower, usually with a slender filament supporting the anther.
- These are substances plants get from the soil.
- Is a highly specialised organelle that serves as the information and administrative centre of the cell.
- It is a green photosynthetic pigment found in plants, algae, and cyanobacteria.
- A substance needed to make chlorophyll.
- The part of the stamen where pollen is produced.
- Is a thick solution that fills each cell and is enclosed by the cell membrane.
- The enlarged basal portion of the pistil where ovules are produced.
25 Clues: The way plants make food. • It means lack, or shortage. • It is the gaseous phase of water. • Plants need this to stand upright. • A substance needed to make chlorophyll. • These are substances plants get from the soil. • It is a polymer made by plants to store energy. • The part of the pistil where pollen germinates. • The part of the stamen where pollen is produced. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- produced when the zygote starts to divide
- the movement of energy from one place to another
- are brightly colored to attract insects and birds, they are the reproductive organs of plants
- a sweet and sugary thing that insects/birds feed on
- the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete join together
- while the ovule changes into a seed, the ovary is also changing into a........
- produced by anthers, contains the male gametes of the flower
- contains female gametes and are inside the ovaries
- when the ovule begins to change it gradually grows into a........
- the way that plants make food
- produce pollens
- the tough outer coat of the seed
- is also needed for making chlorophyll, a shortage of this makes plant leaves grow yellow
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- substances plants normally get from soil
- transfer of pollen from another to a stigma
- helps to avoid competitions with the parent plant
- needed so the plants can make proteins, also needed to make Chlorophyll
- contain mineral salts
- a different kind of carbohydrate, is made of thousands of glucose molecules linked together
- a new cell formed after fertilisation
- a group of chemicals which sugar belong to
- needed by plants for support, cooling, transport, and photosynthesis
- also known as sugar
- most colorful part of the flower
- the receptive tip of a carpel, the part of the pistil where the pollen germinates
25 Clues: produce pollens • also known as sugar • contain mineral salts • the way that plants make food • most colorful part of the flower • the tough outer coat of the seed • a new cell formed after fertilisation • substances plants normally get from soil • produced when the zygote starts to divide • a group of chemicals which sugar belong to • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- reproductive structure found in flowering plants.
- the part of a flower that contain the ovules
- distribute or spread over a wide area.
- a group of chemical found in living organisms, which include sugar, starch and cellulose
- a mineral salt that plants need to make protein and chlorophyll
- the part of a flower that receive pollen grains duing pollination
- a type of carbohydrate that is stored inside plant cells
- the part of a flower that contain the female gametes
- a sugary substance made by flowers, which attract insects
- the colourful part of a flower that attract insects
- the transfer of pollen from another to a stigma
- tiny grains, produced in the anthers of a flower which contain male gametes
- the cell is formed when a male gamete fuses with a female gamete
- a structure that contain seed.
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- the joining together of the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete
- microscopic structures that carry the male reproductive cell of plants.
- new organism which has developed from a zygote
- a mineral salt that plants need to make chlorophyll
- storage bubbles found in cells.
- a structure that contain an embryo plant and food stores to help it to begin to grow into new plant
- mineral ions that plants need for healthy growth, and that are added to soil to help grow crops better.
- the action or process of distributing things or people over a wide area
- mainly made by plants and most algae during photosynthesis from water and carbon dioxide, using energy from sunlight, where it is used to make cellulose in cell walls, which is the most abundant carbohydrate.
- the process by which green plants and certain other organisms transform light energy into chemical energy.
- the parts of a flower in which pollen is made
25 Clues: a structure that contain seed. • storage bubbles found in cells. • distribute or spread over a wide area. • the part of a flower that contain the ovules • the parts of a flower in which pollen is made • new organism which has developed from a zygote • the transfer of pollen from another to a stigma • reproductive structure found in flowering plants. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- a plastid that contains chlorophyll
- a green pigment that captures energy from light
- plants transfer some of the ___ into the food that they make
- a part of a plant that absorbs water and minerals from the soil
- a gas used by plants in photosynthesis
- this protects the cells inside the leaf
- tiny holes in the lower epidermis that let carbon dioxide get into the leaf
- the part of a leaf that attaches it to the plant
- the part of a leaf that carries water to the cells of the leaf
- cells that provide a really big surface through which water and minerals can be absorbed
- an important gas produced by plants
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- a layer of a leaf that has lots of air spaces and contains cells that do a small amount of the photosynthesis
- vessels that carry water and minerals from the roots to the leaves
- a waxy substance covering leaves
- the way plants make food from light
- plants get energy from ___
- a coloured substance
- every ___ begins with a plant
- material that is made of living cells and tissues
- roots absorb minerals and water from the ___
- this is a tube that transports sugars
- a substance the plant gets from the roots that is used in photosynthesis
- these are the organs that carry out photosynthesis in most plants
- plants use carbon dioxide from the ___
- a layer of a leaf that contains cells that do most of the photosynthesis
25 Clues: a coloured substance • plants get energy from ___ • every ___ begins with a plant • a waxy substance covering leaves • a plastid that contains chlorophyll • the way plants make food from light • an important gas produced by plants • this is a tube that transports sugars • a gas used by plants in photosynthesis • plants use carbon dioxide from the ___ • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- Sugars belong to a group called
- It's a tiny hole where the pollen tube grew into the ovule
- A leaf of the embryo of a seed plant, which, upon germination, either remains in the seed or emerges
- It is the tough outer coat of the seed
- It's a molecule made of thousands of glucose molecules linked together in a long chain
- It's a tiny plant that grows on the surface of ponds and lakes
- It's a cell which transport water from roots up to leaves
- It is where female gametes in plants are located
- This occurs when an animal is tranferring pollen from an anther to a stigma
- It's produced at the base of the petals
- It's used for plant's reproduction so that it can grow again
- A green pigment, present in all green plants, responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis
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- The way that plants make food
- It produces a little group of cells
- This is needed so that the plants can make protein
- Is a material of natural or synthetic origin that is applied to soil
- The scattering, of organisms over periods within a given area or over the Earth.
- Fertilisers contains this
- It's produced when male nucleus fuses with female nucleus inside an ovule
- This is one of the reactants in photosynthesis
- This is also needed for making chlorophyll
- The part of a stamen that contains the pollen
- What does photosynthesis reaction need to make it happen
- This is usually the most colorful part of flower
- This is where energy is stored
25 Clues: Fertilisers contains this • The way that plants make food • This is where energy is stored • Sugars belong to a group called • It produces a little group of cells • It is the tough outer coat of the seed • It's produced at the base of the petals • This is also needed for making chlorophyll • The part of a stamen that contains the pollen • ...
Plants 2020-12-01
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- a very stinky flower
- a fragrant flower usually offered during Valentines
- A vegetable
- a plant that is used by humans for clothes
- a yellow fruit that is green when unripe
- found in lakes
- uses mouth to catch prey
- a type of tree known for its white and black trunk
- a type of oat
- a vegetable
- a fruit found in the tropics and used for water
- it is usually found in lawns
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- usually grows on rocks beside grass
- a vegetable, a delicacy to rabbits
- a tall and smelly flower and blooms every 3 years
- attracts insect with a dewy liquid and digests it
- Used to make a Christmas Tree
- a red fruit that usually comes in groups
- another vegetable
- a type of tree
- a spiky succulent
21 Clues: A vegetable • a vegetable • a type of oat • a type of tree • found in lakes • another vegetable • a spiky succulent • a very stinky flower • uses mouth to catch prey • it is usually found in lawns • Used to make a Christmas Tree • a vegetable, a delicacy to rabbits • usually grows on rocks beside grass • a red fruit that usually comes in groups • a yellow fruit that is green when unripe • ...
Plants 2024-09-25
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- - Two diploid organisms giving birth to a polyploid offspring that is bigger, more vigorous, and healthier is called _____.
- - A particle of light is known as a ________.
- Pump - The pump responsible for forming the concentration gradient across the plasma membrane in plants is called the ______.
- - This is a component of starch with a straight chain and gibberellins are produced here.
- Center - This is where chlorophyll loses an electron to the electron transport chain and converts light to chemical energy.
- - These are colored plastids used for pigment synthesis and storage.
- - The whole set of genes is called the ______.
- - The difference between a secondary and primary cell wall is a secondary cell wall contains the molecule ______.
- - This fat is composed of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol.
- Pressure - This refers to the pressure of cell contents against the wall.
- Splitting Complex - This complex associated with Photosystem II is responsible for oxygen production.
- band - This marks where the cell wall will form in plant cells.
- - In symplastic transport, small molecules move through _____ with ease.
- - There are two stages of _______; one happens in the ER and the other in the Golgi to protect proteins from degradation.
- - In alternative splicing, it is possible to splice ______ selectively resulting in different products.
- - A seedless watermelon is an example of a ______ crop which is why it is sterile and does not make seeds.
- - The process that recycles 2 phosphoglycolate into carbon dioxide and a three carbon molecule is called.
- - The complex between Cytochrome B6F and Photosystem I is called.
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- - C4 plants assimilate carbon dioxide in what cells first.
- - Cross linking glycans are known as _______.
- - The condensed and unusable form of chromatin is _____.
- - The membrane of the vesicle which contains multiple protein pumps is called the _____.
- Zone; These are formed by pectin to make the cell wall strong by using ionic bonds of carboxyl groups.
- - This is biosynthesized using molecules from the Calvin Cycle, stores energy, and is accumulated at night to get energy.
- - The transport of sodium into the cell and hydrogens outside the cell which occurs in opposite directions without ATP happens using the Sodium Hydrogen ______
- - This pathway is through the cell wall instead of through plasmodesmata which is called symplastic.
- - The enzyme that is available in abundance because it is inefficient and catalyzes the carboxylation and oxygenation reaction is called.
- - Nitrate is converted into ______ using nitrate reductase and this is why nitrate reductase must be carefully regulated.
- Bond - This bond is made by the bond between two cysteines.
- - This is a protein found in wheat and rye which some people are resistant to.
- - This is the stage in mitosis where chromosomes move to the poles as the spindle contracts.
- - The model plant is ______ because it is small, has rapid development, and a large number of genetic resources.
- - The process of replicating DNA in the absence of mitosis is called ____.
- - This is a pigment like chlorophyll that extends the range of wavelengths.
- - Plants make their own food from sunlight which makes them an _______.
35 Clues: - Cross linking glycans are known as _______. • - A particle of light is known as a ________. • - The whole set of genes is called the ______. • - This fat is composed of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol. • - The condensed and unusable form of chromatin is _____. • - C4 plants assimilate carbon dioxide in what cells first. • ...
Plants 2024-09-25
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- - Two diploid organisms giving birth to a polyploid offspring that is bigger, more vigorous, and healthier is called _____.
- - A particle of light is known as a ________.
- Pump - The pump responsible for forming the concentration gradient across the plasma membrane in plants is called the ______.
- - This is a component of starch with a straight chain and gibberellins are produced here.
- Center - This is where chlorophyll loses an electron to the electron transport chain and converts light to chemical energy.
- - These are colored plastids used for pigment synthesis and storage.
- - The whole set of genes is called the ______.
- - The difference between a secondary and primary cell wall is a secondary cell wall contains the molecule ______.
- - This fat is composed of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol.
- Pressure - This refers to the pressure of cell contents against the wall.
- Splitting Complex - This complex associated with Photosystem II is responsible for oxygen production.
- band - This marks where the cell wall will form in plant cells.
- - In symplastic transport, small molecules move through _____ with ease.
- - There are two stages of _______; one happens in the ER and the other in the Golgi to protect proteins from degradation.
- - In alternative splicing, it is possible to splice ______ selectively resulting in different products.
- - A seedless watermelon is an example of a ______ crop which is why it is sterile and does not make seeds.
- - The process that recycles 2 phosphoglycolate into carbon dioxide and a three carbon molecule is called.
- - The complex between Cytochrome B6F and Photosystem I is called.
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- - C4 plants assimilate carbon dioxide in what cells first.
- - Cross linking glycans are known as _______.
- - The condensed and unusable form of chromatin is _____.
- - The membrane of the vesicle which contains multiple protein pumps is called the _____.
- Zone; These are formed by pectin to make the cell wall strong by using ionic bonds of carboxyl groups.
- - This is biosynthesized using molecules from the Calvin Cycle, stores energy, and is accumulated at night to get energy.
- - The transport of sodium into the cell and hydrogens outside the cell which occurs in opposite directions without ATP happens using the Sodium Hydrogen ______
- - This pathway is through the cell wall instead of through plasmodesmata which is called symplastic.
- - The enzyme that is available in abundance because it is inefficient and catalyzes the carboxylation and oxygenation reaction is called.
- - Nitrate is converted into ______ using nitrate reductase and this is why nitrate reductase must be carefully regulated.
- Bond - This bond is made by the bond between two cysteines.
- - This is a protein found in wheat and rye which some people are resistant to.
- - This is the stage in mitosis where chromosomes move to the poles as the spindle contracts.
- - The model plant is ______ because it is small, has rapid development, and a large number of genetic resources.
- - The process of replicating DNA in the absence of mitosis is called ____.
- - This is a pigment like chlorophyll that extends the range of wavelengths.
- - Plants make their own food from sunlight which makes them an _______.
35 Clues: - Cross linking glycans are known as _______. • - A particle of light is known as a ________. • - The whole set of genes is called the ______. • - This fat is composed of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol. • - The condensed and unusable form of chromatin is _____. • - C4 plants assimilate carbon dioxide in what cells first. • ...
PLANTS 2024-07-16
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- The product of photosynthesis that released back into the air.
- Seeds with one cotyledon.
- When the cotyledons emerge out of the soil during germination.
- The baby plant inside the seed is called ….
- The process by which a seed produces a baby plant or seedling.
- A green substance on the plant.
- The part of seed that grows upwards to make up the shoot system is called ….
- Selected quality of seed and spread the seed.
- When the cotyledons remain inside the soil.
- The portion of embryo or seedling above the cotyledon is called ….
- animal dung used for fertilising land is called ….
- Agriculture practice that loosen the soil.
- ‘A Nose’ of plants.
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- The seed leaves inside a seed are called ….
- The portion of embryo or seedling below the cotyledon is called ….
- The part of seed that grows downwards to make up the root system is called ….
- The part of seed that give a food for growing.
- Seeds with two cotyledons.
- Water enters the seed either through a tiny opening in the seed called ….
- The other name of seed coat.
- Seeds which are affected by light are called ….
- The supply of water to land or crops by channels.
- The practice of growing crops for food or other useful this is called ….
23 Clues: ‘A Nose’ of plants. • Seeds with one cotyledon. • Seeds with two cotyledons. • The other name of seed coat. • A green substance on the plant. • Agriculture practice that loosen the soil. • The seed leaves inside a seed are called …. • The baby plant inside the seed is called …. • When the cotyledons remain inside the soil. • Selected quality of seed and spread the seed. • ...
PLANTS! 2023-02-23
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- This holds up a plant
- Part of plant underground
- Fruit from a palm tree
- Another name for dirt
- People eat the seeds from this
- Used to make clothes
- Who brings pollen to flowers?
- Part of plant, absorbs sunlight
- Another name for soil
- What do plants drink?
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- Tree that makes syrup
- What is an almond?
- A closed flower
- An apple or orange
- The stem of a tree
- Tool for digging
- You plant this in a garden
- A bug who lives under ground
- This warms the soil
- This makes people sneeze
- Who builds nests in trees
- A rose, tulip, or dandylion
22 Clues: A closed flower • Tool for digging • What is an almond? • An apple or orange • The stem of a tree • This warms the soil • Used to make clothes • This holds up a plant • Tree that makes syrup • Another name for dirt • Another name for soil • What do plants drink? • Fruit from a palm tree • This makes people sneeze • Part of plant underground • Who builds nests in trees • ...
Plants 2023-02-23
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- nickname of a British islander
- can be grown from a bush or a pole
- used to protect sailors from scurvy
- it can be a sweet or savory dish
- a cruciferous vegetable
- some call it a gator pear
- the most widely consumed grain in the world
- when a vegetable is not a vegetable
- more vitamin c than an orange
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- a parsley look alike
- wrapped in a protective leaf
- almost always included in Italian dishes
- one of the hotest peppers in the world
- tough nut to crack, but good to drink and eat
- not raised from seed, but spores
- an edible thistle
- has eyes but can not see
- dangerous if not cooked before eating
- it has to be unwrapped to be eaten
- edible berries and also used for oil
- one of the 3 sisters of the southwestern indian culture
21 Clues: an edible thistle • a parsley look alike • a cruciferous vegetable • has eyes but can not see • some call it a gator pear • wrapped in a protective leaf • more vitamin c than an orange • nickname of a British islander • not raised from seed, but spores • it can be a sweet or savory dish • can be grown from a bush or a pole • it has to be unwrapped to be eaten • ...
Plants 2023-06-14
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- Tulips are elegant flowers that bloom in spring. They have vibrant petals and come in different colors. They are a symbol of new beginnings and are often seen in gardens.
- Has a trunk
- Large marsupial
- tree Maple trees are deciduous trees with vibrant autumn leaves. They are known for their distinctive leaf shape and are often associated with maple syrup production.
- Sunflowers are tall plants with bright yellow petals that resemble the sun. They grow in gardens and follow the sun throughout the day.
- Daffodils are cheerful yellow flowers that bloom in early spring. They have trumpet-shaped petals and symbolize new beginnings and rebirth.
- Orchids are delicate and exotic flowers. They have vibrant colors and intricate patterns. They require special care and are often grown indoors.
- Ferns are leafy green plants that thrive in moist and shady areas. They have feathery leaves and reproduce through spores. They add a lush and tropical feel to gardens.
- Likes to chase mice
- flytrap Venus flytraps are carnivorous plants that trap insects with their specialized leaves. When an insect lands on their leaves, they snap shut, trapping their prey.
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- Trees are large plants with a woody trunk and branches. They provide shade, produce oxygen, and some bear fruits like apples or oranges. They are essential for the environment.
- Lavender is a fragrant herb with purple flowers. It is used in aromatherapy and can have a calming effect. It also attracts butterflies and bees to gardens.
- tree Palm trees are tall, tropical trees with long, feathery leaves. They are often associated with beaches and warm climates. They provide shade and a sense of relaxation.
- Dandelions are small yellow flowers with fluffy white seeds. They are known for their ability to spread with the wind. Children often make wishes while blowing their seeds away.
- Flying mammal
- Man's best friend
- Bamboo is a fast-growing plant with tall, hollow stems. It is known for its strength and versatility. It is used in construction, crafts, and even as a food source.
- Roses are beautiful flowers with a sweet fragrance. They come in various colors like red, pink, and white. They are often given as a symbol of love and friendship.
- Succulents are plants with thick, fleshy leaves that store water. They come in various shapes and sizes and are known for their ability to survive in arid conditions.
- Cacti are unique plants that can survive in hot and dry environments. They have thick stems and spines to store water. They come in various shapes and sizes.
- Ivy is a climbing plant with glossy leaves. It attaches itself to walls or other structures with its tendrils. It adds a touch of greenery and elegance to buildings.
21 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Sunflowers are tall plants with bright yellow petals that resemble the sun. They grow in gardens and follow the sun throughout the day. • Daffodils are cheerful yellow flowers that bloom in early spring. They have trumpet-shaped petals and symbolize new beginnings and rebirth. • ...
Plants 2023-03-21
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- Receives pollen during fertilization
- In dicots, vascular bundles are arranged in a __________.
- The colored portion of a flower
- The leaf part of an embryo that is present in a seed; also called seed leaf
- The female reproductive organ
- Flower that is missing stamens, pistil, petals, or sepals
- Stem of the flower
- The tissues that transport water and nutrients up the plant (from the roots up the stem and to the leaves)
- In monocots, ________ parts are often in multiples of 3.
- Vascular plants that produce seeds by flowers
- In monocots, vascular bundles are ________ throughout the stem.
- Flower that has both male and female structures
- Flowering plant that has only one cotyledon per seed
- “Tubes” that move water and nutrients throughout some plants
- Flower that has stamens, pistil, petals, and sepals
- The male reproductive organ; produces pollen
- Roots are usually __________ in monocots.
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- Root-like structures in non-vascular plants
- The male reproductive system of angiosperms
- Flowering plant that has two cotyledons per seed
- Plants that contain vascular tissue but produce spores instead of seeds
- The structure that holds the anther
- The slender part of a pistil, extending from the ovary to the stigma
- Vascular plants that may produce seeds in a cone
- Plants that do not contain vascular tissue
- Reproductive cell which will become the seed when fertilized by pollen
- The female reproductive system of angiosperms
- Carrots, beets, and potatoes are examples of ___________.
- The tissues that carry food from the leaves to wherever it is needed
- Small leaves under a flower
- Flower that has either male or female structures
- Veins are _________ in dicots.
- Veins are ___________ in monocots.
33 Clues: Stem of the flower • Small leaves under a flower • The female reproductive organ • Veins are _________ in dicots. • The colored portion of a flower • Veins are ___________ in monocots. • The structure that holds the anther • Receives pollen during fertilization • Roots are usually __________ in monocots. • Plants that do not contain vascular tissue • ...
Plants 2022-12-16
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- big lump with nobs
- eats bugs
- makes you cry
- long green vegetable
- Make bread
- under water plant
- flower that faces sun
- part that gets water
- tree with maple
- makes you itchy
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- purple fruit: warning breathes fire
- has vanilla
- how plants make food
- does not belong on pizza
- sweat red fruit
- spiky flower
- edible Thanos
- support for advance plant
- kentucky flower
- panda bear munch on it
20 Clues: eats bugs • Make bread • has vanilla • spiky flower • makes you cry • edible Thanos • sweat red fruit • kentucky flower • tree with maple • makes you itchy • under water plant • big lump with nobs • how plants make food • long green vegetable • part that gets water • flower that faces sun • panda bear munch on it • does not belong on pizza • support for advance plant • purple fruit: warning breathes fire
plants 2025-04-29
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- – A tall, fast-growing plant eaten by pandas
- – A strong tree that produces acorns
- – A plant used to make flour and bread
- – A spring flower often seen in gardens
- – A tall plant with a trunk and branches
- – A short green plant that covers the ground
- – A white flower with a yellow center
- – A tree with needles and cones
- – A leafy green plant that grows in shade
- – A soft green plant that grows in damp places
- – A plant with long, climbing stems
- – A flower often used in weddings and funerals
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- – A desert plant with spines
- – A green herb often used in Italian cooking
- – A fragrant purple plant used in oils and soaps
- – A flowering plant with thorns
- – A tall plant that turns to face the sun
- – A tall crop plant with yellow kernels
- – A plant with a cool, fresh scent used in tea
- – A climbing plant that grows on walls
20 Clues: – A desert plant with spines • – A flowering plant with thorns • – A tree with needles and cones • – A plant with long, climbing stems • – A strong tree that produces acorns • – A white flower with a yellow center • – A plant used to make flour and bread • – A climbing plant that grows on walls • – A spring flower often seen in gardens • ...
plants 2025-05-06
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- – Part of a stamen that contains pollen
- – To begin to grow from a seed
- – Supports the anther in a flower
- – Plant species with male and female flowers on separate individuals
- – Protects a flower bud before it opens
- – Flower part that contains the ovules
- – First leaf or first pair of leaves in a seedling
- – Structure that develops into a seed after fertilization
- – Connects the stigma to the ovary
- – Anchors the plant and absorbs water and nutrients
- – Male reproductive part of a flower
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- – Part of the pistil that receives pollen
- – Process plants use to convert sunlight into energy
- – Plant embryo with a food supply and protective coat
- – Colorful part of a flower used to attract pollinators
- – Study of plants
- – Powdery substance used for plant reproduction
- – Tissue that transports food in plants
- – A plant with two seed leaves
- – A plant with one seed leaf
- – Tissue that transports water in plants
- – Supports plant and transports nutrients
22 Clues: – Study of plants • – A plant with one seed leaf • – To begin to grow from a seed • – A plant with two seed leaves • – Supports the anther in a flower • – Connects the stigma to the ovary • – Male reproductive part of a flower • – Flower part that contains the ovules • – Part of a stamen that contains pollen • – Protects a flower bud before it opens • ...
Plants 2025-05-06
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- – Part of a stamen that contains pollen
- – To begin to grow from a seed
- – Supports the anther in a flower
- – Plant species with male and female flowers on separate individuals
- – Protects a flower bud before it opens
- – Flower part that contains the ovules
- – First leaf or first pair of leaves in a seedling
- – Structure that develops into a seed after fertilization
- – Connects the stigma to the ovary
- – Anchors the plant and absorbs water and nutrients
- – Male reproductive part of a flower
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- – Part of the pistil that receives pollen
- – Process plants use to convert sunlight into energy
- – Plant embryo with a food supply and protective coat
- – Colorful part of a flower used to attract pollinators
- – Study of plants
- – Powdery substance used for plant reproduction
- – Tissue that transports food (sugars) in plants
- – A plant with two seed leaves (cotyledons)
- – A plant with one seed leaf (cotyledon)
- – Tissue that transports water in plants
- – Supports plant and transports nutrients
22 Clues: – Study of plants • – To begin to grow from a seed • – Supports the anther in a flower • – Connects the stigma to the ovary • – Male reproductive part of a flower • – Flower part that contains the ovules • – Part of a stamen that contains pollen • – Protects a flower bud before it opens • – A plant with one seed leaf (cotyledon) • – Tissue that transports water in plants • ...
plants 2025-07-24
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- it adds bulk to the food
- Part of the plant that grows below the soil
- Mineral that Helps in the formation of the blood
- Part of the plant that goes above the soil
- Removal of excess water through the leaves
- Part of the plant on which all parts of the plant grow
- helps in the Regulating the body temperature
- A type of a nutrient that Is one of the protective foods
- Kitchen of the plant
- complex sugar
- Removal of water from food
- Broad and flat surface of the leaf
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- Process by which green plants make their own food one their own
- Nutrient that gives more energy than the carbohydrates
- Underground stem
- the process of storing the food for long time use
- A type of a nutrient That helps in the development of the muscles
- All the food items contain this special substance
- mineral that helps in the formation of strong bones and teeth
- thick Line passing through the middle of the leaf
- The food that we eat everyday
21 Clues: complex sugar • Underground stem • Kitchen of the plant • it adds bulk to the food • Removal of water from food • The food that we eat everyday • Broad and flat surface of the leaf • Part of the plant that goes above the soil • Removal of excess water through the leaves • Part of the plant that grows below the soil • helps in the Regulating the body temperature • ...
Plants! 2022-12-04
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- provides energy for cell activities
- a part of the woody stem
- the wall of plant cells that surrounds the cell membrane
- a running down
- converts to ATP
- important for food making by green plants
- the cell headquarters
- a protoplasm or living substance
- has one seed leaf
- the capacity to do work
- needed by us to breathe
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- provides energy storage
- a plant that continues to grow after a year from the same plant body
- a flower part often green or inconspicuous
- structure of genes and inheritance]
- an organic catalyst
- a seed leaf
- a flower part the leaf like appendages occurring inside the sepals, but outside the stamens
- water and mineral conducting tissue of a plants vascular system
- a plant that completes its life cycle within a years time
- provides the major portion of the life fabric or structure
- a specific pattern of flower arrangement
- two seed leaves
- xylem of a tree
- the basic structural units of plants and animals
- where seeds are produced
26 Clues: a seed leaf • a running down • converts to ATP • two seed leaves • xylem of a tree • has one seed leaf • an organic catalyst • the cell headquarters • provides energy storage • the capacity to do work • needed by us to breathe • a part of the woody stem • where seeds are produced • a protoplasm or living substance • provides energy for cell activities • structure of genes and inheritance] • ...
plants 2023-05-09
Plants 2025-02-02
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- vascular plants with seeds in fruit and flowers
- simple type of plant with no seeds spores, non vascular
- type of organism that makes its own food
- data that includes measurements and numbers
- animal with a backbone
- type of symmetry where an organism is identical across a line drawn dowon its middle
- warm blooded, has fur/ hair, gives birth to live young (no eggs)
- cold blooded, has lungs and gills
- organ of plant that anchors the plant and absorbs water and nutrients
- warm blooded, lays hard eggs, has feathers
- random example of an invertebrate
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- invertebrate with an exoskeleton, jointed legs and segmented body
- plant organ that collects sunlight
- vascular plant with seed cones
- cold blooded, has dry scales and lungs
- process by which plants make food
- our phylum (group of animals)
- data that you use your sense for
- type of organism that has cells with a nucleus
- long thin part of the plant that allows it to grow up from the ground
- vascular plant with spores
- cold blooded, has gills
22 Clues: animal with a backbone • cold blooded, has gills • vascular plant with spores • our phylum (group of animals) • vascular plant with seed cones • data that you use your sense for • process by which plants make food • cold blooded, has lungs and gills • random example of an invertebrate • plant organ that collects sunlight • cold blooded, has dry scales and lungs • ...
PLANTS 2013-04-01
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- divsion of ferns
- type of plants that reproducing using spores
- vascular tissue that transports water
- division of whisk ferns
- division of hornworts
- division of club mosses
- type of seedless vascular plant
- seed begins to grow and breaks through the seed coat
- organisms that produce their own food
- root like structures that anchors ferns in the ground
- ripened ovary
- division that includes cycad
- diploid generation of a plant life cycle
- female reproductive orgain in flowing plants
- plant ancestor
- oldest living tree
- two seed leaves
- water lost through evaporation
- division that includes flowering plants
- leaves of ferns
- largest group of gymnosperms
- type of seedless nonvascular plant
- single seed leaf
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- division of liverworts
- largest living tree
- naked seed plants
- found in all plants
- general life cycle of plants
- vascular tissue that transports nutrients
- male reproductive organ in flowering plants
- covering on leaves that reduces water loss
- type of meristem tissue that increases the diameter of the root
- spores on the underside of fern leaves
- type of meristem tissue that increases root length
- division of mosses
- covered seed plants
- openings on the underside of leaves that allows gas exchange
- gametophyte stage is the dominant stage in this nonvascular plant
- clusters of sporangia
39 Clues: ripened ovary • plant ancestor • two seed leaves • leaves of ferns • divsion of ferns • single seed leaf • naked seed plants • oldest living tree • division of mosses • largest living tree • found in all plants • covered seed plants • division of hornworts • clusters of sporangia • division of liverworts • division of whisk ferns • division of club mosses • general life cycle of plants • ...
Plants 2014-12-04
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- The green pigment that also makes energy for photosynthesis
- The part of the plant that transports materials through the stem
- The process of water being taken into the leaves of the plant where it evaporates
- Pores in the plant that release gases
- The organelle responsible for photosynthesis
- The response a plant makes to the changing of seasons
- The process in which water and carbon dioxide is turned into useable energy (specifically sugars) and oxygen
- A type of plant that needs to be in a moist environment to survive
- The part of the plant that serves as a transport route
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- The process of taking in molecules, rearranging them, then releasing them.
- A type of plant that has roots, stems, and leaves
- The part of the plant responsible for sugar production
- When a plant turns to face the sun
- A plant that lives for more than two years
- A plant hormone that regulates plant growth
- A plant that lives for two years
- A plant that lives for only a year
- A kingdom of life with multicellular, autotrophic organisms
- The large storage space found in a plant cell
- This part of the plant has lots of chloroplasts to create oxygen and sugars through photosynthesis
- The ______ absorb nutrients from the ground
21 Clues: A plant that lives for two years • When a plant turns to face the sun • A plant that lives for only a year • Pores in the plant that release gases • A plant that lives for more than two years • A plant hormone that regulates plant growth • The ______ absorb nutrients from the ground • The organelle responsible for photosynthesis • ...
Plants 2015-11-08
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- Green pigment in plants used in photosynthesis
- Movement of water in plants as it is taken up through the roots and released from the leaves as water vapour
- Lack of something, such as nutrients
- Process carried out by green plants to make their own food
- Gas in the air that is produced by plants
- Waste organic material
- Single-cell thick transparent layer in the upper surface of a leaf
- Plant cells that join to form a 'pipeline' through the stem of a plant
- Leaf cells either side of each stoma that control the opening and closing of the stoma
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- Large carbohydrate molecule
- Specialised cell in roots of plants; the cell has long, hair-like extensions
- Gas used by plants to make food
- A very small hole
- Waxy, waterproof, protective outer layer of a leaf
- Tiny pore on the underneath surface of a leaf through which gases can move in and out
- Orange-coloured liquid used to test for starch
- Plant leaf cell that is long and narrow and packed with chloroplasts
- What we call more than one stoma
- Chemical put on soil to increase soil fertility and allow better growth of crop plants
- Small sugar molecule
20 Clues: A very small hole • Small sugar molecule • Waste organic material • Large carbohydrate molecule • Gas used by plants to make food • What we call more than one stoma • Lack of something, such as nutrients • Gas in the air that is produced by plants • Green pigment in plants used in photosynthesis • Orange-coloured liquid used to test for starch • ...
Plants 2016-01-28
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- the most common gymnosperm around here
- the waxy layer on leaves
- a plant hormone that speeds up cell growth
- the pigment used in photosynthesis
- a curled up fern frond
- the male reproductive part of a flower
- a gymnosperms reproductive structure
- the organelle that can store food and water
- a response to touch
- the vascular tissue that transports food
- the gymnosperms that resemble palm trees
- the non-vascular plant on page 92
- small pores to allow gases in and out of a leaf
- flowering plant
- a seed plant that makes naked seeds
- produces new xylem and phloem each year
- my daughters name
- the name of a ferns leaves
- an angiosperm with branching veins on its leaves
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- my sons name
- a plant which comes back every year
- the colorful part of a flower
- the female reproductive part of a flower
- the type of flower on page 89
- a plant that dies after 1 growing season
- the organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- the seedless vascular plant on page 95
- CO2+H2O+Sunlight
- a response to light
- an angiosperm with 6 petals
- xylem and phloem are what type of tissues?
- a plants response to a stimulus
- a response to gravity
- the vascular tissue that transports water
- plant hibernation
- moss does not have roots, instead it has a _______
- the part the pollen is located on
37 Clues: my sons name • flowering plant • CO2+H2O+Sunlight • plant hibernation • my daughters name • a response to light • a response to touch • a response to gravity • a curled up fern frond • the waxy layer on leaves • the name of a ferns leaves • an angiosperm with 6 petals • the colorful part of a flower • the type of flower on page 89 • a plants response to a stimulus • ...
Plants 2018-02-05
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- Leads to the ovary that contains the female egg cells called ovules.
- A fine to coarse powdery substance comprising pollen grains which are male microgametophytes of seed plants, which produce male gametes.
- The receptive tip of a carpel, or of several fused carpels, in the gynoecium of a flower.
- Group of seed-producing plants that includes conifers, cycads, Ginkgo, and gnetophytes.
- Tissue that contains chloroplasts and is photosynthetic.
- An embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants.
- A single layer of cells that covers the leaves, flowers, roots and stems of plants.
- Is any plant with a growth habit of trailing or scandent (that is, climbing) stems, lianas or runners.
- A protecting film covering the epidermis of leaves, young shoots and other aerial plant organs without periderm.
- A tiny opening or pore that is used for gas exchange.
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- A flowering plant with an embryo that bears two cotyledons (seed leaves).
- Plants with savory or aromatic properties that are used for flavoring food, in medicine, or as fragrances.
- One of the two types of transport tissue in vascular plants, phloem being the other.
- The inner tissue of a leaf, containing many chloroplasts.
- A flowering plant whose seeds contain only one embryonic leaf, or cotyledon.
- A plant that has flowers and produces seeds enclosed within a carpel.
- The living tissue that transports the soluble organic compounds made during photosynthesis and known as photosynthates.
- Specialized cells in the epidermis of leaves, stems and other organs that are used to control gas exchange.
- A part of the female reproductive organ of the flower or gynoecium.
- The part of a stamen that contains the pollen.
20 Clues: An embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants. • The part of a stamen that contains the pollen. • A tiny opening or pore that is used for gas exchange. • Tissue that contains chloroplasts and is photosynthetic. • The inner tissue of a leaf, containing many chloroplasts. • A part of the female reproductive organ of the flower or gynoecium. • ...
Plants 2021-01-21
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- salah satu fungsinya adalah untuk membawa hasil fotosintesis
- bagian dari parenkim dari daun itu sendiri. Jaringan parenkim yang menyusun daun tersebut disebut dengan jaringan mesofil pada daun atau daging daun
- jaringan pembulu yang berfungsi ntuk mengangkut air dan nutrisi yang diserap akar ke seluruh bagian tumbuhan
- jaringan yang berfungsi untuk memberikan perlindungan terhadap jaringan-jaringan yang terdapat pada bagian dalam Batang disebut jaringan
- berfungsi atau berperan untuk menyerap air dan mineral dari tanah
- bagian tumbuhan yang umumnya memiliki karakteristik datar, hijau dan terletak di batang
- (jawaban digabung dan tidak menggunakan soasi)bagian bunga yang secara langsung berpengaruh terhadap terjadinya proses penyerbukan dan pembuahan pada bunga itu sendiri. terdapat dua Bagian bunga fertil yaitu kepala putik (pistillum) serta benang sari (Stamen)
- (jawaban digabung dan tidak menggunakan spasi)bagian bunga yang hanya berfungsi sebagai perhiasan dan kelengkapan bunga itu sendiri. Ia tidak secara langsung mempengaruhi terjadinya proses penyerbukan dan pembuahan
- bahasa indonesianya stem
- lubang-lubang yang sangat kecil dan halus pada tumbuhan yang dijumpai dalam jumlah yang sangat banyak pada bagian batang tumbuhan dewasa
- proses penyerapan energi cahaya untuk menghasilkan gas oksige
- organisme multiseluler yang tergolong ke dalam kerajaan Plantae
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- pigmen yang dimiliki oleh berbagai organisme dan menjadi salah satu molekul berperan utama dalam fotosintesis
- bagian terluar dari batang atau akar tumbuhan yang dibatasi di bagian luar oleh epidermis dan di bagian dalam oleh endodermis. Korteks tersusun dari jaringan penyokong yang tidak terdiferensiasi dan menyusun jaringan dasar.
- tumbuhan berbunga yang bijinya hanya mempunyai satu kotiledon
- jaringan yang berfungsi untuk memberikan perlindungan terhadap jaringan-jaringan yang terdapat pada bagian dalam Batang disebut jaringa
- tumbuhan yang bijinya memiliki 2 daun benih benih adalah tanaman atau bagian dari tanaman yang digunakan untuk mengembang biakkan tanaman tersebut
- aringan yang ditemukan di bagian dalam daun, tersusun dari sel parenkim yang fotosintetik, yang juga disebut sel klorenkim
- bukaan-bukaan kecil di daun yang memiliki ukuran maksimal 0.0001 mm yang memiliki sel penjaga
- akar samping yang keluar dari pangkal batang atau buku, umumnya bergerombol dan berfungsi menggantikan akar tunggang yang enggak berkembang
- alat reproduksi utama tanaman yang di dalamnya bisa ada putik atau benang sari
- tabung tengah batang dan akar tumbuhan berpembuluh yang terduru dari jaringan pembuluh, jaringan dasar, dan perisiklus
- pori yang ditemukan di epidermis daun, batang dan semua bagian tanaman lainnya yang ditemukan di atas tanah
23 Clues: bahasa indonesianya stem • salah satu fungsinya adalah untuk membawa hasil fotosintesis • tumbuhan berbunga yang bijinya hanya mempunyai satu kotiledon • proses penyerapan energi cahaya untuk menghasilkan gas oksige • organisme multiseluler yang tergolong ke dalam kerajaan Plantae • berfungsi atau berperan untuk menyerap air dan mineral dari tanah • ...
Plants 2021-02-22
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- What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed?
- What is the part in flower that catches pollen?
- What does Anther contain?
- What is the process of joining an egg cell and sperm cell in plant?
- What produces the female egg cells?
- What does the ovary change into after fertilization?
- What is the part of flower that has varied colour.
- What is a long-stalk like part of a plant that supports the stigma.
- What is the part of plants that is located under the petal?
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- What contains the female egg cells?
- What is an animal that helps bring fertilization?
- What are the plants that produce cones
- What is the Male reproductive structure of flower in plants?
- What is the most common pollinator?
- How many parents are needed for asexual reproduction in plants?
- What is the reproductive part of a plant?
- What is another term for flowering plants?
- What is the male part of the plant that is located on top of the filament?
- How does flowering plants reproduce?
- How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction in plants?
20 Clues: What does Anther contain? • What contains the female egg cells? • What is the most common pollinator? • What produces the female egg cells? • How does flowering plants reproduce? • What are the plants that produce cones • What is the reproductive part of a plant? • What is another term for flowering plants? • What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed? • ...
Plants 2021-02-22
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- What are the plants that produce cones
- What produces the female egg cells?
- What is the most common pollinator?
- What is the Male reproductive structure of flower in plants?
- What does the ovary change into after fertilization?
- What is another term for flowering plants?
- What is the part of flower that has varied colour.
- What is a long-stalk like part of a plant that supports the stigma.
- What is an animal that helps bring fertilization?
- What contains the female egg cells?
- How many parents are needed for asexual reproduction in plants?
- What is the male part of the plant that is located on top of the filament?
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- What is the reproductive part of a plant?
- How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction in plants?
- What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed?
- What is the part in flower that catches pollen?
- How does flowering plants reproduce?
- What is the process of joining an egg cell and sperm cell in plant?
- What is the part of plants that is located under the petal?
- What does Anther contain?
20 Clues: What does Anther contain? • What produces the female egg cells? • What is the most common pollinator? • What contains the female egg cells? • How does flowering plants reproduce? • What are the plants that produce cones • What is the reproductive part of a plant? • What is another term for flowering plants? • What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed? • ...
Plants 2021-01-03
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- Something's job. (8)
- Type of sugar made during photosynthesis. (7)
- Chemical reaction that plants use to make their own food. It needs light to work. (14)
- the yellowing seen on the leaves of plants when they cannot make chlorophyll due to a lack of magnesium ions
- When a plant does not have enough water and droops. (7)
- the movement of sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant through the phloem
- Green substance found inside chloroplasts. It absorbs light. (11)
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- Chemical reaction that releases energy from glucose. It uses up oxygen and produces (11)
- Green disc containing chlorophyll. Found in plant cells. Where glucose is made by photosynthesis. (11)
- The random movement of particles from where there are a lot of them to where there are fewer of them. (9)
- Carries water and dissolved mineral salts up a plant. (5)
- A substance used to make cell walls. (9)
- Insoluble carbohydrate made from glucose and used as a storage material in plants. (6)
- Soak up. (6)
- The building blocks of proteins. (5,5)
- Small holes on the underside of leaves which let gases into and out of the leaf. (7)
- cell found in roots with a large surface area to help the cell absorb water quickly. (4,4,4)
- Cells which open and close the stomata. (5,5)
- the loss of water vapour from the leaves of plants through the stomata when they are opened to allow gas exchange for photosynthesis. It involves evaporation from the surface of the cells and diffusion through the stomata
- Mineral salt that plants need to make proteins. (7)
- Carries glucose and other soluble substances up and down the plant. (6)
21 Clues: Soak up. (6) • Something's job. (8) • The building blocks of proteins. (5,5) • A substance used to make cell walls. (9) • Type of sugar made during photosynthesis. (7) • Cells which open and close the stomata. (5,5) • Mineral salt that plants need to make proteins. (7) • When a plant does not have enough water and droops. (7) • ...
PLANTS 2020-12-15
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- Hindu name is Tulsi
- a fruit from the rose family
- A cluster of bananas
- peanuts are nuts - true or false
- one of the oldest living tree species
- Flower that resembles a mythical creature
- This fruit has 200 seeds
- What colour were carrots originally
- Arum, largest and gross smelling flower in the world
- Female part of a plant
- Fastest growing plant
- A calming tea
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- herb that comes from Norse word meaning “to lull”
- Cacti are also ___________
- longest living organisms on Earth
- plants scent is known to calm anxiety
- made up of 1000-2000 individual flowers
- Red Gum, most widely distributed eucalypts
- Correct name for wattle
- a cutting used to grow another plant
- Which country has the most plant species
21 Clues: A calming tea • Hindu name is Tulsi • A cluster of bananas • Fastest growing plant • Female part of a plant • Correct name for wattle • This fruit has 200 seeds • Cacti are also ___________ • a fruit from the rose family • peanuts are nuts - true or false • longest living organisms on Earth • What colour were carrots originally • a cutting used to grow another plant • ...
Plants 2021-03-04
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- Plant that absorbs hydrocarbons from petrochemical pollution.
- Plants used in playgrounds to keep kids safe.
- Plant that helps cleaning up lead.
- Plants that absorb nutrients from soil.
- Plant that helps with heavy metals and petroleum contaminants.
- Type of plant that absorbs heavy metals on its roots.
- Include benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, ammonia, xylene and toluene.
- Air filtering plant that is non toxic for animals.
- Air filtering plants filter air through...
- Plants that absorb CO2 and release 02.
- Process in which plants absorb nutrients from soil.
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- Plant that absorbs copper and mercury from the soil.
- Air filtering plant that filters CO2 and every organic pollutant.
- Include water ferns and water hyacinth.
- Slow growing air filtering plant that needs good sunlight.
- Type of plant used in Chernobyl to absorb radiation.
- Plant that releases moisture into the air.
- Plant that can pull fecal matter and mold spores from the air.
- Plant that has a nighttime oxygen production.
- An institution that made research of air filtering plants.
20 Clues: Plant that helps cleaning up lead. • Plants that absorb CO2 and release 02. • Include water ferns and water hyacinth. • Plants that absorb nutrients from soil. • Plant that releases moisture into the air. • Air filtering plants filter air through... • Plants used in playgrounds to keep kids safe. • Plant that has a nighttime oxygen production. • ...
Plants 2020-09-21
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- Plant that has specialized cells and vascular tissue, but does not produce seeds.
- action of water molecules pulling each other up a narrow tube is called
- Asexual reproduction in angiosperm plants (two words) where new plants may grow from the roots, stems, leaves, or small growths called plantlets.
- The stalk which the pollen grains travel down.
- in many
- The part of the flower that visually attracts specific insects, birds, and bats to the flower to aid in pollination.
- Category of plant that has no specialized cells
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- The xylem and phloem are
- The stalk of the stamen.
- when water from the xylem is constantly evaporating from the stomata in the leaves.
- Category of plant that has specialized cells, vascular tissue, and produces seeds in cones.
- At the base of the carpel is the _______ where eggs are formed and where seeds later develop.
- Mosses and ferns reproduce using...
- In the ___ stem, the vascular bundles are arranged in a ring, with pith concentrated at the core of the stem.
- Some ocean algae lives in mutual symbiosis with
- A floating organism that does photosynthesis, responsible for 80% of the total photosynthesis on Earth.
- The top of the stamen.
- Tissue responsible for transporting water upward from the roots.
- provides structural support
- stems have the vascular bundles scattered throughout the plant interior
20 Clues: in many • The top of the stamen. • The xylem and phloem are • The stalk of the stamen. • provides structural support • Mosses and ferns reproduce using... • The stalk which the pollen grains travel down. • Some ocean algae lives in mutual symbiosis with • Category of plant that has no specialized cells • Tissue responsible for transporting water upward from the roots. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- nutrients that living organisms need for making new cells
- sweet and sugary things that is produced at the base of the petals
- the most colourful parts of a flower
- a store of chemical potential energy
- plants need this to grow healthy
- the place where the female gametes are found
- farmers often add this to soil
- where the pollen grains are found
- the transfer of pollen from an another to a stigma
- a little group of cells made when the zygote divides
- long tubes that plants contain
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- the way that plants make food
- the mineral salt needed so the plant can make proteins
- organs where sexual reproduction takes place
- a different type of carbohydrates
- the process of the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete joining together
- the mineral salt that is needed for making chlorophyll
- contains the male gametes
- flower's male gametes
- the smell flowers make to attract insects
- plants need tis to grow healthy
- the way new plants gets to new places to grow
- a cell made when the two gametes are joined together
- the ovule begins to grow to this
- the ovary changes into this and this contains seeds
25 Clues: flower's male gametes • contains the male gametes • the way that plants make food • farmers often add this to soil • long tubes that plants contain • plants need tis to grow healthy • plants need this to grow healthy • the ovule begins to grow to this • a different type of carbohydrates • where the pollen grains are found • the most colourful parts of a flower • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- contain mineral salts
- substances plants normally get from soil
- is also needed for making chlorophyll, a shortage of this makes plant leaves grow yellow
- a sweet and sugary thing that insects/birds feed on
- the movement of energy from one place to another
- they are the reproductive organs of plants
- a tiny hole where pollen tube grow into the ovule
- the way that plants make food
- the tough outer coat of the seed
- a different kind of carbohydrate, is made of thousands of glucose molecules linked together
- the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete join together
- needed by plants for support, cooling, transport, and photosynthesis
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- the receptive tip of a carpel, the part of the pistil where the pollen germinates
- helps to avoid competitions with the parent plant
- produced when the zygote starts to divide
- produced by anthers, contains the male gametes of the flower
- a group of chemicals which sugar belong to
- transfer of pollen from a anther to a sigma
- most colorful part of the flower
- also known as sugar
- a new cell formed after fertilisation
- while the ovule changes into a seed, the ovary is also changing into a........
- needed so the plants can make proteins, also needed to make Chlorophyll
- when the ovule begins to change it gradually grows into a........
- contains female gametes and are inside the ovaries
25 Clues: also known as sugar • contain mineral salts • the way that plants make food • most colorful part of the flower • the tough outer coat of the seed • a new cell formed after fertilisation • substances plants normally get from soil • produced when the zygote starts to divide • a group of chemicals which sugar belong to • they are the reproductive organs of plants • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- mineral ions that plants need for healthy growth, and that are added to the soil to help crops grow better
- a group of chemicals found in living organisms, which includes sugar, starch and cellulose
- the part of a flower that receives pollen grains during pollination
- the colourful parts of a flower that help to attract insects
- the parts of a flower that contain the ovules
- substances such as nitrate and magnesium, which plants absorb from the soil through their roots, and which they need for healthy growth
- a tiny hole in the covering of a seed, which allows the seed to absorb water when it germinates
- tiny grains, produced in the anthers of a flower, which contain the male gametes
- the tough, protective outer covering of a seed
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- the cell that is formed when a male gamete fuses with a female gamete
- a mineral salt that plants need to make chlorophyll
- spread over a wide area
- the parts of a flower in which pollen is made
- a type of carbohydrate that is stored inside plant cells
- a structure that contains seeds; developed from ovaries after fertilisation, and often help the seeds to be spread away from the parent plant
- the joining together of the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete
- the parts of a flower that contain the female gametes
- the transfer of a pollen from an anther to a stigma
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water
- plants that germinate, grow, flower, produce seeds and die in less than a year
- a very young, new organism, which has developed from a zygote
- a mineral salt that plants need to make protein and chlorophyll
- structures found inside some kinds of seeds
- a structure that contains an embryo plant, and food stores to help it to begin to grow into a new plant
- a sugary substance made by flowers, which attract insects
25 Clues: spread over a wide area • structures found inside some kinds of seeds • the parts of a flower in which pollen is made • the parts of a flower that contain the ovules • the tough, protective outer covering of a seed • a mineral salt that plants need to make chlorophyll • the transfer of a pollen from an anther to a stigma • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- this contains the plant's male g
- the female gametes in aflower is found inside the_______
- what source of energy allows photosynthesis to happen
- this is another function of water for the plant
- what do the ovary changed to after fertilisation
- what combines with carbon dioxide in chloroplasts to make glucose and oxygen
- what do the ovule become at the end after fertilisation
- what mineral does plants require to make proteins and chlorophyll
- fruits that is shaped like a parachute requires _______ to be dispersed
- what do fertilisers contain
- stapelia has a smell of rotting ______
- cells that does photosynthesis and make the plant look green
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- the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma is called ____________
- flowers are the ___________ organ of a plant
- long tubes in plants which transports water from the roots up to the leaves
- sugar belongs to a group of chemicals called ______________
- what is involved in sexual reproduction
- this mineral is also required for plants to make chlorophyll
- what sweet and sugary part of flower bees feed on
- when the necleus of a male gametes join with a female gamete
- for a plant to grow well, they need to be _________ from the parent plant
- in what form is glucose stored in plants
- plants are brightly colored to attract_____
- what is produced at the anthers
- water helps plants stand _________
25 Clues: what do fertilisers contain • what is produced at the anthers • this contains the plant's male g • water helps plants stand _________ • stapelia has a smell of rotting ______ • what is involved in sexual reproduction • in what form is glucose stored in plants • plants are brightly colored to attract_____ • flowers are the ___________ organ of a plant • ...
plants 2020-09-16
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- Category of plant that has specialized cells, vascular tissue, and produces seeds in flowers; 90% of all currently living plant species belong to the last category.
- At the top of the carpel is a sticky or feathery surface called the stigma designed to capture ___(two words)____ and send them down to the ovary.
- Xylem and phloem are organized in many…(two words)
- A floating organism that does photosynthesis, responsible for 80% of the total photosynthesis on Earth.
- As the seeds develop, the ovary develops into _______ that surrounds, helps fertilize, and helps disperse the seeds.
- The action of water molecules pulling each other up a narrow tube (two words).
- The stalk of the stamen.
- Leaf-like structure that covers developing flowers.
- Cones and flowers provide an organized structure where _________ can take place and seeds can develop.
- Category of plant that has specialized cells but no vascular tissue and does not produce seeds.
- Plant embryo (baby) that has been encased in its own food supply and protective covering.
- Tissue that fills the space between vascular bundles in stems, also provides structural support to the plant.
- The top of the stamen.
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- Mosses and ferns reproduce using…
- Evaporation of water from plants.
- Plant category in which the vascular bundles are arranged in a ring in the stem.
- Asexual reproduction in angiosperm plants (two words) where new plants may grow from the roots, stems, leaves, or small growths called plantlets.
- The stalk which the pollen grains travel down.
- Some ocean algae lives in mutual symbiosis with…
- The part of the flower that visually attracts specific insects, birds, and bats to the flower to aid in pollination.
- Category of plant that has no specialized cells, no vascular tissue, and does not produce seeds.
- Plant that has specialized cells and vascular tissue, but does not produce seeds.
- The male parts of the flower. They are stalks that support the pollen grains. Flowers normally have multiple of these.
- Plant category in which the vascular bundles are scattered throughout the stem.
- Tissue responsible for transporting water upward from the roots.
- The female part of the flower (also called a pistil).
- Tissue that carries nutrients like sugars around the plant (both upward and downward directions from the leaves) to the parts of the plant where need nutrients.
- Category of plant that has specialized cells, vascular tissue, and produces seeds in cones.
- At the base of the carpel is the _______ where eggs are formed and where seeds later develop.
29 Clues: The top of the stamen. • The stalk of the stamen. • Mosses and ferns reproduce using… • Evaporation of water from plants. • The stalk which the pollen grains travel down. • Some ocean algae lives in mutual symbiosis with… • Xylem and phloem are organized in many…(two words) • Leaf-like structure that covers developing flowers. • ...
Plants 2023-09-11
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- process by which a plant grows from a seed
- organic compounds produced within the plants
- growth of plants in response to light
- loss or evaporation of water from plant leaves through stomata
- phase of the cell cycle in which a cell growth
- process by which a cell releases energy
- first root of the plant
- compound formed as a result of glycolosis
- process of converting light energy
- plant cell which is limp through a reduction of pressure inside the cell
- third stage of mitosis
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- region of DNA typically found in the center of a chromosome
- single piece of coiled DNA which contains many genes
- area in the cell where microtubules are produced
- solute concentration is lower outside of the cell than inside
- first stage of mitosis
- condition or process of aging
- fourth stage of mitosis
- second stage of mitosis
- phase of the cell cycle
- solute concentration is greater outside of the cell than inside
- chemical product of photosynthesis
- also known as M phase process by which new cells are created
- process in which cells lose water in a hypertonic solution
- one copy of a duplicated chromosome
25 Clues: first stage of mitosis • third stage of mitosis • fourth stage of mitosis • second stage of mitosis • phase of the cell cycle • first root of the plant • condition or process of aging • chemical product of photosynthesis • process of converting light energy • one copy of a duplicated chromosome • growth of plants in response to light • process by which a cell releases energy • ...
Plants 2023-08-08
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- an animal or natural element that helps flowers reproduce
- the part of the plant that contains the seeds
- the process through which plants make their food
- the colourful part of a plant used for reproduction
- a non-flowering plant that reproduces using cones
- anchors the plant, and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil
- a kind of sugar that a plant uses for food
- when the male seed fuses with the female egg
- carries food around the plant
- many non-flowering plants reproduce using these
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- the gas that plants release into the air
- how seeds are spread
- the female part of the flower
- green pigment inside a leaf that helps it to trap sunlight
- holds the plant upright, and carries food and water
- a small green non-flowering plant
- the part of a plant that makes food
- a non-flowering plant with long wide leaves
- carries water and nutrients up the stem to the leaves
- a root system with many small root hairs
- the male part of a plant
- little openings on a leaf that let in carbon dioxide
22 Clues: how seeds are spread • the male part of a plant • the female part of the flower • carries food around the plant • a small green non-flowering plant • the part of a plant that makes food • the gas that plants release into the air • a root system with many small root hairs • a kind of sugar that a plant uses for food • a non-flowering plant with long wide leaves • ...
Plants 2023-10-23
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- What is needed for plants go get bigger and thrive
- Garden and household waste
- Key in capturing, storing, and converting the sun's energy into biomolecules
- Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium
- Provide crops with nutrients like potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen, which allow crops to grow bigger, faster, and to produce more food.
- Where plants get carbon dioxide
- Enables the plant to capture sunlight energy by photosynthesis, driving plant growth and grain yield
- Plants need this to move nutrients and perform photosynthesis
- Holds the flowers, leaves and roots of a plant.
- Holds the plants up and provides source for nutrients from roots
- Reduces transpiration, leaf tipping, and can discourage mite pests.
- Required for seeds to germinate and plants to grow
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- A seed that is germinated, has formed a root or has developed its first set of leaves.
- Associated with the movement of water, nutrients and carbohydrates in plant tissue.
- The heat or coolness that a plant needs at different times of its life cycle
- Responsible for reproduction by producing fruits and seeds.
- Substances that nourish a plant
- the sprouting of a seed or spore
- Stimulate root and leaf development
- Where plants get their energy to make glucose
- Take in water and nutrients.
21 Clues: Garden and household waste • Take in water and nutrients. • Substances that nourish a plant • Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium • Where plants get carbon dioxide • the sprouting of a seed or spore • Stimulate root and leaf development • Where plants get their energy to make glucose • Holds the flowers, leaves and roots of a plant. • ...
Plants 2023-04-19
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- venenoso
- borde
- sépalo
- alcanzar
- sap savia bruta
- leñoso
- floración
- tallo
- cono
- sexual
- tóxico
- rizoma
- pétalo
- sap savia elaborada
- germinar
- asexual
- rama
- aguja
- helecho
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- fotosíntesis
- musgo
- caduco
- angiosperma
- herbáceo
- corolla
- pistil
- gimnosperma
- pecíolo
- hojas perennes
- raíz
- tronco
- from emerger de
- sin floración
- cáliz
- blade lámina de la hoja
- maduro
- bulbo
- arbusto
- estambre
- tubérculo
- estolón
41 Clues: cono • raíz • rama • musgo • borde • tallo • cáliz • bulbo • aguja • caduco • sépalo • pistil • leñoso • tronco • sexual • tóxico • rizoma • pétalo • maduro • corolla • pecíolo • arbusto • asexual • estolón • helecho • venenoso • alcanzar • herbáceo • germinar • estambre • floración • tubérculo • angiosperma • gimnosperma • fotosíntesis • sin floración • hojas perennes • sap savia bruta • from emerger de • sap savia elaborada • blade lámina de la hoja
Plants 2023-05-26
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- Plants breathe this in for use in photosynthesis
- A cross between two species or varieties
- One of the 3 main nutrients plants need to grow, chemical symbol P
- Anchors plant to the ground, absorbs water and nutrients from the soil
- Develops into a seed once fertilized
- The lines running through a leaf, vascular tissue
- One of the 3 main nutrients plants need to grow, chemical symbol K
- Outer part of plant cell, animal cells do not have these
- An unwanted plant
- Development of a plant from a seed; sprouting
- The seed from an oak tree
- The main stem of a tree
- Produced by a plant to attract animals to spread seeds
- A word for a baby plant, sprouted recently
- Base of the pistil, contains the ovules (eggs)
- The part of a plant cell where photosynthesis occurs
- Male part of the flower, produces and holds the pollen
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- A tree that sheds its leaves in the fall
- Chemical symbol for carbon dioxide
- One of the 3 main nutrients plants need to grow, chemical symbol N
- A tree that does not shed its leaves in the fall
- The small openings on the bottom of leaves, plants breathe through these
- Top of the pistil, sticky so pollen can adhere
- How plants make energy from the sun
- Where photosynthesis occurs
- tube-like structure connecting the stigma and ovary
- A flower before it blooms
- Provides support for the plant, transports water and nutrients
- What a flowering plant produces to make a new plant
- The sweet, sugary fluid made by plants to attract pollinators
- The male parts of a flower
- Colorful modified leaf, attracts pollinators
- Thin stalk, supports the anther
- The green outer part of a flower, encloses the developing bud
- The female parts of a flower
- Grows in the desert, protects itself with thorns
36 Clues: An unwanted plant • The main stem of a tree • A flower before it blooms • The seed from an oak tree • The male parts of a flower • Where photosynthesis occurs • The female parts of a flower • Thin stalk, supports the anther • Chemical symbol for carbon dioxide • How plants make energy from the sun • Develops into a seed once fertilized • A tree that sheds its leaves in the fall • ...
Plants 2023-08-02
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- Plant with tart red fruit
- Edible flower
- Vine that produces a fuzzy brown fruit
- Evergreen tree with needles
- Plant, an African grass
- Bell-shaped wildflower
- Bush with large, fragrant flowers
- Tree with clusters of purple flowers
- Herb used in Italian cooking
- Plant in the grass family
- Tree known for its white bark
- Smooth-skinned fruit
- Colorful, drooping flowers
- Tree that produces hard-shelled nuts
- Evergreen tree with red berries
- Mediterranean tree with small, oily fruit
- Flytrap, carnivorous plant
- Plant with seeds that are cooked like grain
- Fruit related to the apple and pear
- Tree with berries used for wine and jam
- Early-spring flowering shrub
- Small tree with white or pink spring flowers
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- Succulent with a cool, crystalline appearance
- Groundcover plant with red berries
- Plant that produces fruit for wine
- Summer squash
- Evergreen shrub with aromatic berries
- Small, often purple, flower
- World's most expensive spice, from a type of crocus
- French herb used in cooking
- Easter flower
- Daisy-like flower
- Tree used for making longbows
- Evergreen shrub with roselike flowers
- Herb used in Italian cooking
- Type of succulent
- Aromatic herb used incooking
- Small citrus fruit
- Herb with fuzzy leaves
- Shade-tolerant plant with large leaves
- Popular flower used in boutonnieres
- Everlasting flower
- Yellow-flowered weed
- Parasitic plant used for kissing at Christmas
- Shade-loving flowering plant
- Tree that produces a creamy fruit
- Shrub with fragrant spring flowers
- Tree known for its colorful fall leaves
- Perennial herb with feathery leaves
- Fruit that's often treated as a vegetable
50 Clues: Summer squash • Edible flower • Easter flower • Daisy-like flower • Type of succulent • Small citrus fruit • Everlasting flower • Yellow-flowered weed • Smooth-skinned fruit • Bell-shaped wildflower • Herb with fuzzy leaves • Plant, an African grass • Plant with tart red fruit • Plant in the grass family • Colorful, drooping flowers • Flytrap, carnivorous plant • Small, often purple, flower • ...
plants 2021-04-30
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- is plant that grow in desert
- plant is captured plant
- is a quantic plant
- have main function is to ward off cockroaches and other insects
- is a plant that has parallel leave
- plant serve to increase appetite
- is a leafy plant
- is a plant that can be extracted from the tree for tapped
- plant have medical properties for hair and skin.
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- palm is a plant with stringy root
- is one type of plant that lives on water float
- leaf is a plan with curved leaves
- is plant with a taproot
- ailment that heal
- is a seed-bearing plant with a runoff point
- is a plant that depends on its host
- princess is a plant whose leaves are squashed to the touch
- is plant that attain to other plant
- is a thorny plant
- plant has a pleasant aroma
- has squirrel’s tail blooming on its foliage
21 Clues: is a leafy plant • ailment that heal • is a thorny plant • is a quantic plant • is plant with a taproot • plant is captured plant • plant has a pleasant aroma • is plant that grow in desert • plant serve to increase appetite • palm is a plant with stringy root • leaf is a plan with curved leaves • is a plant that has parallel leave • is a plant that depends on its host • ...
Plants 2024-09-25
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- Its large, elephant ear-shaped leaves have earned it a common nickname.
- A plant that lives on others, relying on air and rain for nutrients, rather than the soil.
- Commonly called "Devil's Ivy," this resilient trailing plant thrives even in low light.
- Also called the "moth orchid" for its wing-like blooms.
- This plant's showy flowers and variegated leaves make it a favorite for shady gardens.
- This type of orchid often grows on trees and produces a cascade of blooms.
- A prized flowering plant often associated with luxury and exotic varieties.
- A medicinal plant whose sap has been used for thousands of years to treat skin ailments.
- Known for its ability to store water in its thick, fleshy leaves or stems.
- A fragrant orchid species often referred to as the "queen of orchids."
- Famous for its vibrant leaf patterns, this plant is known to "pray" by folding its leaves at night.
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- Known for its calming scent, this plant’s purple flowers are used in aromatherapy.
- Its bright red spathes resemble hearts, earning it the nickname "flamingo flower."
- A popular houseplant, also known as a symbol of peace, often mistaken for a lily.
- Often mistaken for palms, these ancient plants date back to the age of dinosaurs and produce cones.
- Tropical plant whose relatives include the pineapple, known for its striking rosette.
- A tropical tree often grown as a houseplant, sometimes called a rubber plant or fig.
- Also called "air plants," these grow without soil and are a part of the bromeliad family.
- This tropical plant is often named after a mythical beast due to its large, perforated leaves.
- An ancient vascular plant that reproduces through spores instead of seeds.
20 Clues: Also called the "moth orchid" for its wing-like blooms. • A fragrant orchid species often referred to as the "queen of orchids." • Its large, elephant ear-shaped leaves have earned it a common nickname. • This type of orchid often grows on trees and produces a cascade of blooms. • Known for its ability to store water in its thick, fleshy leaves or stems. • ...
Plants 2025-03-08
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- Where solutes e.g sucrose are used or stored
- Transported in the xylem
- Movement of assimilates
- Examples include starch amylose, starch amylopectin and cellulose
- Used to measure the rate of transpiration
- Structures through which water molecules are lost from leaves
- Causes mass flow
- Process by which water enters roots
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- Factor which affects the rate of transpiration
- Found in cell walls of xylem cells
- Loss of water from leaves
- Type of diffusion by which sucrose moves
- Proportional to the kinetic energy of a molecule
- Type of chemical bond found in sucrose
- Monosaccharide found in sucrose
- Type of cell which contains many mitochondria
- Result in cohesion between water molecules
- Where solutes e.g. sucrose are made
- Movement from source to sink
- Removing the bark and phloem from a tree (xylem unaffected)
20 Clues: Causes mass flow • Movement of assimilates • Transported in the xylem • Loss of water from leaves • Movement from source to sink • Monosaccharide found in sucrose • Found in cell walls of xylem cells • Where solutes e.g. sucrose are made • Process by which water enters roots • Type of chemical bond found in sucrose • Type of diffusion by which sucrose moves • ...
PLANTS 2024-10-07
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- hnojit
- trvalky
- plody
- sklízet
- zahrada
- sad
- kukuřice
- skleník
- semena
- větve
- zavlažovat
- chmelnice (bez mezery)
- plodiny
- hnůj
- hadice
- konev (bez mezery)
- stonek
- hnojiva
- kukuřičný klas (bez mezery)
- kůra
- dráty
- rostliny
- doba kvetení (bez mezery)
- listy
- květy, květiny
- kmen
- záhon
- obdělávat, zúrodňovat
- řádky
- chmel
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- dvouleté
- větvičky
- plevel
- rýč
- zavlažování
- výhonky
- prořezávat (stromy)
- průmyslové zemědělství (bez mezery)
- šištice
- poupata
- ječmen
- pšenice
- jednoleté
- pesticidy
- bio zemědělství (bez mezery)
- motyka
- klasy
- sbírat
- hrábě
- pole
- zalévat
- oves
- zasadit
- období růstu (bez mezery)
- kořeny
- žito
56 Clues: rýč • sad • hnůj • kůra • pole • oves • žito • kmen • plody • větve • klasy • hrábě • dráty • listy • záhon • řádky • chmel • hnojit • plevel • semena • ječmen • hadice • motyka • sbírat • stonek • kořeny • trvalky • výhonky • šištice • sklízet • zahrada • skleník • poupata • pšenice • plodiny • hnojiva • zalévat • zasadit • dvouleté • větvičky • kukuřice • rostliny • jednoleté • pesticidy • zavlažovat • zavlažování • květy, květiny • konev (bez mezery) • prořezávat (stromy) • ...
Plants 2025-04-23
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- fern leaves
- some spores develop into these small structures
- where spores are produced
- form on the outside of the flower bud
- heart shaped gametophyte plant
- where the egg is produced
- underground stem
- male reproductive organ
- a series of events that results in the growth of a plant from a seed
- sticky part where pollen grains land
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- the transfer of pollen grains of a species to the female part of the plant of the same species
- when a sperm and egg combine to produce the first cell of the new organism
- base of the pistil where ovules are found
- growth of a new plant directly from an existing plant
- the colorful part of the flower
- pollen grains form here
- supports or holds up the stigma
- holds up the anther
- where pollen is located in a gymnosperm
- female reproductive organ
20 Clues: fern leaves • underground stem • holds up the anther • pollen grains form here • male reproductive organ • where spores are produced • where the egg is produced • female reproductive organ • heart shaped gametophyte plant • the colorful part of the flower • supports or holds up the stigma • sticky part where pollen grains land • form on the outside of the flower bud • ...
Plants 2024-03-21
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- Tiny extensions of a root that increase surface area for absorption.
- Tissue that transports water and minerals from roots to the rest of the plant.
- Colorful part of a flower that attracts pollinators.
- Small protuberances on a plant from which leaves or flowers grow.
- Female reproductive part of a flower.
- Flowering plant that produces seeds within a fruit.
- Roots that grow horizontally from the main root.
- Small openings on leaves for gas exchange in plants.
- Pigment responsible for the green color in plants.
- Leaf stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem.
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- Reproductive structure of angiosperms.
- Flat part of a leaf.
- Type of plant lacking specialized vascular tissues.
- Seed-producing plant with "naked" seeds.
- Type of flowering plant with a single cotyledon in its seed.
- Primary root growing straight down.
- Part of a plant that supports leaves and flowers.
- Having specialized tissues for water and nutrient transport.
- Type of flowering plant with two cotyledons in its seed.
- Male reproductive part of a flower.
- Region of a root where growth occurs.
- Tissue that transports food in plants.
22 Clues: Flat part of a leaf. • Primary root growing straight down. • Male reproductive part of a flower. • Female reproductive part of a flower. • Region of a root where growth occurs. • Reproductive structure of angiosperms. • Tissue that transports food in plants. • Seed-producing plant with "naked" seeds. • Roots that grow horizontally from the main root. • ...
Plants 2022-03-22
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- The _____ layer is where photosynthesis happens in the leaf.
- The type of vascular tissue that moves sugar/food
- Seedless plants can be used in the formation of _____, one of the three fossil fuels.
- Angiosperms with flower parts in fours or fives, branching veins, and two cotyledons in their seeds
- Angiosperms with flower parts in threes, parallel veins, and one cotyledon in their seeds
- Small openings in the leaf surface that allow for gases to be exchanged
- The waxy, protective layer on stems and leaves of plants is the _____.
- A non-flowering seed plant
- A ______ is the part of the seed used for food storage.
- _____ plants have structures that move water and other substances.
- An apple tree is an example of this type of seed plant
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- A(n) _____ is a plant that completes its life cycle in one year.
- Cell walls are made of ______ to give the plant more support and strength.
- _____ cells open and close stomata.
- The process plants do to make sugar
- Moss plants are held in place by root-like structures called _____.
- The type of vascular tissue that produces new xylem and phloem cells
- Seedless nonvascular plants have _____ instead of stems.
- The type of vascular tissue that moves water
- The first plants to grow in new or disturbed areas are _____ species.
- The green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants
- Veins/vascular bundles are located in the ______ layer of leaves in a plant.
- Scientists hypothesize plants evolved directly from green _____.
23 Clues: A non-flowering seed plant • _____ cells open and close stomata. • The process plants do to make sugar • The type of vascular tissue that moves water • The type of vascular tissue that moves sugar/food • The green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants • An apple tree is an example of this type of seed plant • ...
plants 2025-08-11
Plants 2022-12-16
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- support for advance plant
- make you cry
- makes you itchy
- doesn't belong on pizza
- pandas eat it
- part that gets water
- spike flower
- eats bug
- makes bread
- long and tasty vegetables
- yummy to eat and is red
- tree with sample
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- flowers that faces the sun
- how plants make food
- edible and purple
- big lump of nobs
- purple fruit
- pretty part of a plant
- under water plant
- has vanilla
20 Clues: eats bug • has vanilla • makes bread • make you cry • purple fruit • spike flower • pandas eat it • makes you itchy • big lump of nobs • tree with sample • edible and purple • under water plant • how plants make food • part that gets water • pretty part of a plant • doesn't belong on pizza • yummy to eat and is red • support for advance plant • long and tasty vegetables • flowers that faces the sun
Plants 2022-08-31
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- the outer skin layer of the root
- an example of a spore producing plant
- absorbs water like a sponge
- helps hold the plant up
- a type of root that doesn't touch the ground
- a seed plant that doesn't produce a flower
- covers the end of the root
- a single cell that is a copy of the plant
- an example of a nonvascular plant
- a series of hollow tubes that transports water up the plant
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- the stored energy layer of the root
- an undeveloped plant
- an example of a gymnosperm plant
- the part of the plant that anchors it to the ground/surface
- a seed plant that does produce a flower
- these plants have no vascular system
- thin roots that branch out and are shallow
- these plants can grow as tall as they want
- an example of a angiosperm plant
- 1 stalk that goes deep into the ground
20 Clues: an undeveloped plant • helps hold the plant up • covers the end of the root • absorbs water like a sponge • the outer skin layer of the root • an example of a gymnosperm plant • an example of a angiosperm plant • an example of a nonvascular plant • the stored energy layer of the root • these plants have no vascular system • an example of a spore producing plant • ...
Plants 2021-03-04
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- Plant that absorbs hydrocarbons from petrochemical pollution.
- Plant that absorbs copper and mercury from the soil.
- Air filtering plant that filters CO2 and every organic pollutant.
- Type of plant that absorbs heavy metals on its roots.
- Plant that can pull fecal matter and mold spores from the air.
- Plants that absorb CO2 and release 02.
- Plant that releases moisture into the air.
- An institution that made research of air filtering plants.
- Plants that absorb nutrients from soil.
- Plants used in playgrounds to keep kids safe.
- Plant that helps cleaning up lead.
- Type of plant used in Chernobyl to absorb radiation.
- Include water ferns and water hyacinth.
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- Air filtering plant that is non toxic for animals.
- Process in which plants absorb nutrients from soil.
- Include benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, ammonia, xylene and toluene.
- Plant that has a nighttime oxygen production.
- Air filtering plants filter air through...
- Slow growing air filtering plant that needs good sunlight.
- Plant that helps with heavy metals and pretoleoum contaminants.
20 Clues: Plant that helps cleaning up lead. • Plants that absorb CO2 and release 02. • Plants that absorb nutrients from soil. • Include water ferns and water hyacinth. • Air filtering plants filter air through... • Plant that releases moisture into the air. • Plant that has a nighttime oxygen production. • Plants used in playgrounds to keep kids safe. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- a hierarchical series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food.
- take in or soak up (energy or a liquid or other substance) by chemical or physical action.
- any of a class of nitrogenous organic compounds that consist of large molecules composed of one or more long chains of amino acids and are an essential part of all living organisms, especially as structural components of body tissues
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root and also helps to form the woody element in the stem.
- a slender rib running through a leaf or bract, typically dividing or branching, and containing a vascular bundle.
- refers to a single layer of cells on the upper surface of the leaf, which aids the. water conservation.
- the total mass of organisms in a given area or volume.
- the part of a plant which attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant via numerous branches and fibers.
- a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk.
- power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
- a natural oily or greasy substance occurring in animal bodies, especially when deposited as a layer under the skin or around certain organs.
- a cultivated plant of the parsley family, with closely packed succulent leafstalks that are eaten raw or cooked.
- each of a large number of elongated microscopic outgrowths from the outer layer of cells in a root, absorbing moisture and nutrients from the soil.
- known as the cuticle covers the leaves of all plant species.
- a minute portion of matter.
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- any of the minute pores in the epidermis of the leaf or stem of a plant, forming a slit of variable width which allows movement of gases in and out of the intercellular spaces.
- a green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
- refers to a single layer of cells on the lower surface of the leaf that contains stomata and guard cells.
- a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life.
- the natural coloring matter of animal or plant tissue.
- a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
- a layer of loosely packed and irregularly shaped chlorophyll-bearing cells that fills the part of a leaf between the palisade layer and the lower epidermis
- any of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars, starch, and cellulose.
- a layer of columnar cells rich in chloroplasts found beneath the upper epidermis of foliage leaves.
- a solid inorganic substance of natural occurrence.
26 Clues: a minute portion of matter. • a solid inorganic substance of natural occurrence. • the natural coloring matter of animal or plant tissue. • the total mass of organisms in a given area or volume. • known as the cuticle covers the leaves of all plant species. • a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- fertilizers contain _______ salts
- Water is one of the ________ in photosynthesis
- The zygote stars to divide. it produces a little group of cells called an Embryo
- Water combines with Carbon dioxide, inside _____ , to make glucose and oxygen
- The ovule gradually grows into a seed
- In sexual reproduction, the nucleus of a male gamete and the nucleus of a female gamete join together. This is called fertilisation.
- plants contain long tubes called?
- is photosynthesis a physical or chemical reaction?
- _________ is needed for making chlorophyll
- what is needed so plants can make proteins
- when all the cells in a plant becomes soft and floppy we say it has _______
- when the nuclei of the two gametes have joined together, they form a new cell, the cell is called _____
- plants change some of the glucose into a different kind of carbohydrate called?
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- farmers and gardeners often add_______ to the soil when their crops are growing
- The _______ are usually the most colorful part of the flower
- They may also eat some of the pollen, produced in the ________
- The water evaporating inside a leaf helps to keep the plant cool. This is very important for a plant that live in a _____ environment.
- The pollen contains the male _______ of the flower
- sugar belong to a group of chemicals called?
- The transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma is called?
- _______ grains are made in the anthers of flowers
- Flowers come in all sorts off different_____ and sizes
- The_______ is a store of chemical potential energy
- Many flowers are pollinated by insects or _______
- The insects or birds feed on sweet, sugary______ produced at the base of the petals
- To help the male gametes get close to the female gametes, pollen grains must be carried from the anthers to the _______ of a flower
26 Clues: fertilizers contain _______ salts • plants contain long tubes called? • The ovule gradually grows into a seed • _________ is needed for making chlorophyll • what is needed so plants can make proteins • sugar belong to a group of chemicals called? • Water is one of the ________ in photosynthesis • _______ grains are made in the anthers of flowers • ...
Plants 2020-04-08
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- spice
- bright and necessary
- green and common
- plants need it to grow in
- the big middle
- falls in fall
- the big toothpicks
- the protection
- the green hat
- a plant is thirsty
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- leafy short
- lucky 4
- makes oxygen
- where colorful things hatch
- colorful and smells good
- the green carpet
- deep and strong
- sturdy 24 7
- an old common plant
- a prickly situation
20 Clues: spice • lucky 4 • leafy short • sturdy 24 7 • makes oxygen • falls in fall • the green hat • the big middle • the protection • deep and strong • green and common • the green carpet • the big toothpicks • a plant is thirsty • an old common plant • a prickly situation • bright and necessary • colorful and smells good • plants need it to grow in • where colorful things hatch
Plants 2020-05-11
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- seeds consists of this which is developed from the fertilized eggs
- It can develop at 12-14 °C
- plants which only grow vegetative parts for 8-10 years
- It can provides information on the type of the organic
- biological oxidation/ chemical breakdown process in cells
- other name for plant hormones
- diploid, asexual phase of the plant
- It’s one of the external factor of vegetative stages
- this means that the plant reproduces both sexually, and asexually
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- It has an optimal temperature.This plant depends on the climate
- This thing can be used for different energy
- referred as breathing, necessary for energy production
- the response of an organism to seasonal changes in day length
- the development of a plant from a seed or spore after a period of dormancy.
- It stimulates cell division. It can be found in actively a kind of dividing cell which is important in healing.
- haploid, asexual phase of the plant
- When plants need cold before flowering/germinating
- This is a special cell organelle which helps in the oxidation
- Plants can measure darkness. Plant can bloom if keeps illuminated for 8 hours only, but 16 hours of darkness is irrepted.
- when there is no photosynthesis, CO2 is not used, O2 is not produced
- It’s a directional growth. When the plan grows this movement is positive
21 Clues: It can develop at 12-14 °C • other name for plant hormones • haploid, asexual phase of the plant • diploid, asexual phase of the plant • This thing can be used for different energy • When plants need cold before flowering/germinating • It’s one of the external factor of vegetative stages • referred as breathing, necessary for energy production • ...
plants 2021-04-30
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- palm is a plant with stringy root
- is plant that grow in desert
- plant serve to increase appetite
- is plant that attain to other plant
- plant have medical properties for hair and skin.
- is a thorny plant
- plant is captured plant
- is one type of plant that lives on water float
- is a plant that has parallel leave
- plant has a pleasant aroma
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- whisker is ailment that heal
- have main function is to ward off cockroaches and other insects
- has squirrel’s tail blooming on its foliage
- is plant with a taproot
- leaf is a plan with curved leaves
- princess is a plant whose leaves are squashed to the touch
- is a quantic plant
- is a leafy plant
- is a plant that can be extracted from the tree for tapped
- is a seed-bearing plant with a runoff point
20 Clues: is a leafy plant • is a thorny plant • is a quantic plant • is plant with a taproot • plant is captured plant • plant has a pleasant aroma • is plant that grow in desert • whisker is ailment that heal • plant serve to increase appetite • palm is a plant with stringy root • leaf is a plan with curved leaves • is a plant that has parallel leave • is plant that attain to other plant • ...
Plants 2020-09-18
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- the exception for monocot
- one that can grow in places that are too barren for a lot of other species
- the true stems of ferns are underground, and the leaves, called ___ come up from the ground
- responsible for carrying nutrients like sugars around the plant
- angiosperms are categorized according to the number of their seed leaves
- female parts of the flower
- develops into fruit that surrounds, helps fertilize, and helps disperse the seeds
- when the water goes up the xylem, it is defying what?
- the major component of sand and is used to make glass
- the seed has two embryonic leaves
- male parts of the flower
- provides structural support for the plant
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- the critical structure in the stem
- stored inside pollen grains
- water evaporating from the leaf
- a floating organism that does photosynthesis
- non-vascular, do not have xylem or phloem
- the xylem and phloem are organized in many
- responsible for transporting water up the roots
- organisms whose cells each have a nucleus
- a plant embryo that has been encased in its own food supply
21 Clues: male parts of the flower • the exception for monocot • female parts of the flower • stored inside pollen grains • water evaporating from the leaf • the seed has two embryonic leaves • the critical structure in the stem • non-vascular, do not have xylem or phloem • organisms whose cells each have a nucleus • provides structural support for the plant • ...
Plants 2021-03-31
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- an organism that can create it's own food
- Brings water upwards
- sugar or food for plants
- transfer of pollen
- the female part of the flower
- hollow tube that pollen travels down
- pollen goes down the style
- Sends food and water to other parts of the plants
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- produces pollen
- contains chlorophyll
- A plant that produces seeds on scale of cones
- reproductive system of angiosperms
- a large root that grows downward
- they protects flower
- supports anther
- Absorbs water and anchors the plant to the ground
- absorbs sunlight
- Brings sugar downwards
- the leafy part of the flower
- where seeds are created
20 Clues: produces pollen • supports anther • absorbs sunlight • transfer of pollen • contains chlorophyll • they protects flower • Brings water upwards • Brings sugar downwards • where seeds are created • sugar or food for plants • pollen goes down the style • the leafy part of the flower • the female part of the flower • a large root that grows downward • reproductive system of angiosperms • ...
Plants! 2022-02-01
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- elongated cells of ground tissue with thicker cell walls, make up celery strings
- vascular tissue that moves sugars around
- open and close the stomata
- planned cell death
- what produces the egg in a flower
- plants that live for many years and are constantly growing and reproducing
- contain the majority of vascular tissues
- means "middle leaf"
- waxy waterproof layer of a leaf
- pollen and egg coming together to for a diploid cell
- reproduction that creates genetic copies
- plants that live for 1 year and focus on reproduction
- the sugar that plant cell walls are made of
- plants that move everything via osmosis and diffusion
- the process of converting sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into sugars
- the goal product of photosynthesis
- "dead" phloem leaves these visible marks behind
- ground tissue with the thickest cell wall
- vascular tissue that moves water up
- all the male reproductive parts of a flower
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- plants that live for 2 years
- main pigment used by plants for photosynthesis
- organisms that convert sunlight into usable energy
- can only occur if an outside "force" moves pollen from one plant to another
- process used for plants to grow taller
- structure that produces the pollen
- organelle used for water storage
- all the female reproductive parts of a flower
- colorful attractants for pollinators
- an asexual form of reproduction used by ferns
- reproduction that allows for genetic variation
- control gas and water exchange into the plant
- regulate gas exchange with stomata in most plants
- added chemical to sclerenchyma cell walls
- main place for a plant to store carbohydrates
- the mesophyll more spread out to allow gas exchange
- the most abundant ground tissue of plants
- area where most photosynthesis happens in the leaf
- color reflected back by main pigment of plants
- the sticky receptacle that takes pollen
40 Clues: planned cell death • means "middle leaf" • open and close the stomata • plants that live for 2 years • waxy waterproof layer of a leaf • organelle used for water storage • what produces the egg in a flower • structure that produces the pollen • the goal product of photosynthesis • vascular tissue that moves water up • colorful attractants for pollinators • ...
plants 2022-03-04
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- start of a new plant is creating
- the perimeter of the leaf between the apex and base.
- pollen producing part of a flower, usually with a slender filament supporting the anther.
- a stalk that connects the blade with the leaf base.
- The root cap is a type of tissue at the tip of a plant root.
- a compact growth on a plant that develops into a leaf, flower, or shoot.
- root thickest part and grows down
- for growth and the maintenance of life.
- absorbs water and nutrients
- a part or space between two nodes, knots, or joints, as the portion of a plant stem between two nodes.
- from root epidermal cells.
- the endpoint of an embryonic shoot that is not fully developed, allowing for plants to grow taller.
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- where photosynthesis takes place
- helps seed spread
- grow out to the side and isn't as thick
- where reproduction takes place
- The outer parts of the flower
- The expanded part of a leaf or petal. Especially a leaf of grass or the broad portion of a leaf as distinct from the petiole.
- Nodes are the points on a stem where the buds, leaves, and branching twigs originate.
- Root hairs are long tubular-shaped
- moves water and nutrients
- The ovule producing part of a flower.
- a substance that provides nourishment
- central, thick, linear structure that runs along the length of a plant thallus or lamina.
- The parts of a flower that are often conspicuously colored.
25 Clues: helps seed spread • moves water and nutrients • from root epidermal cells. • absorbs water and nutrients • The outer parts of the flower • where reproduction takes place • where photosynthesis takes place • start of a new plant is creating • Root hairs are long tubular-shaped • root thickest part and grows down • The ovule producing part of a flower. • ...
Plants 2022-01-07
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- Cells that move water up a plant
- Most common type of plant cell
- These open and close the stomata
- waxy covering on a leaf
- Cells that are found at the root, tip, and stem regions where leaves attach. These cells are undifferentiated and produce new cells.
- Tiny pores in the underside of leaves
- Tendency of water molecules to bond with each other
- Layer of epidermis that contains more stomata Tiny pores in the underside of leaves
- The function of a flower
- Sticky part where pollen sticks to fertilize the flower
- Houses most of the vascular system
- Contain female reproductive cells
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- Type of mesophyll cell where photosynthesis occurs
- Contains male reproductive cells
- Plant organ responsible for photosynthesis
- Cells which carry food to all parts of the plant
- Tendency of water molecules to bond with other substances
- Female part of the flower
- Loss of water vapor through leaves
- Male part of the flower
- Anchors the plant to the ground
- Type of mesophyll cell that allows for gas exchange
22 Clues: waxy covering on a leaf • Male part of the flower • The function of a flower • Female part of the flower • Most common type of plant cell • Anchors the plant to the ground • Contains male reproductive cells • Cells that move water up a plant • These open and close the stomata • Contain female reproductive cells • Loss of water vapor through leaves • ...
PLANTS 2022-04-07
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- colorful & scent attracts pollenators
- type of stem that runs along the ground
- making food for plants
- roots grow down and stems and leaves grow up
- transports food DOWN from the leaves
- produces pollen
- sticky top where pollen lands
- all male parts of a flower
- stem green and not sturdy
- plants have true roots, stems, and leaves
- plants responding to stimuli
- underground stems
- anchor plant to ground
- tiny holes in leaves used in transpiration
- stem strong & sturdy made of wood
- capture sunlight and does photosynthesis
- one main large root
- several main roots branch off
- transports water up from the roots
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- seed with 2 food storage areas
- baby plant
- protects the seed
- when activity of a seed or plants stops
- stalk that holds the anther
- release of water through plant leaves
- all female parts of a flower
- plants no true roots, stems, and leaves
- release of energy from food
- seed with 1 food storage area
- seeds leaves that store food
- stalk down which pollen tube grows
- Contains the ovule
32 Clues: baby plant • produces pollen • protects the seed • underground stems • Contains the ovule • one main large root • making food for plants • anchor plant to ground • stem green and not sturdy • all male parts of a flower • stalk that holds the anther • release of energy from food • all female parts of a flower • seeds leaves that store food • plants responding to stimuli • ...
Plants 2022-04-12
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- contains the male gamete
- Vascular tissue that transports glucose from the leaves to the rest of the plant
- Chemical messengers that travel throughout the plant to stimulate responses
- Slender tube that transports pollen to the ovary
- Plant growth in response to gravity
- Support for the body of the plants
- The fleshy or dry ripened ovary of a flowering plant, enclosing the seed or seeds
- Hormone that is responsible for plant growth towards sunlight
- Opening in leaf where water leaves through transpiration
- Function to absorb water and minerals from the soil
- Open and close the stomata
- The male reproductive structures of the plants
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- The fertilized ripened ovule of a flowering plant containing an embryo
- Occurs in the mesophyll layer of the leaf
- Plant growth in response to light
- Knob like structure of the stamen that produces pollen
- Vascular tissue that transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant
- Contains the ovules and develops into the fruit
- The female reproductive structures of the plants
- Plant growth in response to touch
- A plant's loss of water, mainly through the stomates of leaves
- Part of the flower that attacks pollinators
- waxy layer of the leaf that helps to retain moisture
- Sticky tip of the pistil that traps pollen grains
24 Clues: contains the male gamete • Open and close the stomata • Plant growth in response to light • Plant growth in response to touch • Support for the body of the plants • Plant growth in response to gravity • Occurs in the mesophyll layer of the leaf • Part of the flower that attacks pollinators • The male reproductive structures of the plants • ...
PLANTS 2012-10-17
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- Breathing spores in the stem
- The tissue produced inside the seeds of most flowering plants around the time of fertilization
- Diffusion of hydrogen ions out of the thyllakoid and production of ATP
- Male part of the flower
- A fleshy fruit, such as a peach, plum, or cherry, usually having a single hard stone that encloses a seed. Also called stone fruit.
- Main floral function of a flower
- Splitting of water molecules
- A root system usually formed by thin, moderately branching roots growing from the stem
- Collective term for sepals
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- Saw like
- Leaves are arranged at a node around the stem flower clusters
- Transfer of pollen from one anther to the stigma by the carriers
- Tooth like
- Proportion of the day to the length of the night in a 24 hr.period
- Last electron acceptor
- Also called as polydrupes
- Compound fruit formed from several flowers in a cluster
- A root system where it has a big large root at the underground that can absorb salt mineral and water
- A collective term for all the petals and sepals.
- Composed of a hort stem sorrounded by numerou fleshy leaves
20 Clues: Saw like • Tooth like • Last electron acceptor • Male part of the flower • Also called as polydrupes • Collective term for sepals • Breathing spores in the stem • Splitting of water molecules • Main floral function of a flower • A collective term for all the petals and sepals. • Compound fruit formed from several flowers in a cluster • ...
PLANTS 2012-10-17
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- Splitting of water molecules
- A collective term for all the petals and sepals.
- Last electron acceptor
- Tooth like
- Breathing spores in the stem
- Main floral function of a flower
- A root system where it has a big large root at the underground that can absorb salt mineral and water
- Saw like
- A root system usually formed by thin, moderately branching roots growing from the stem
- Leaves are arranged at a node around the stem flower clusters
- Compound fruit formed from several flowers in a cluster
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- Transfer of pollen from one anther to the stigma by the carriers
- Proportion of the day to the length of the night in a 24 hr.period
- Male part of the flower
- Diffusion of hydrogen ions out of the thyllakoid and production of ATP
- A fleshy fruit, such as a peach, plum, or cherry, usually having a single hard stone that encloses a seed. Also called stone fruit.
- Also called as polydrupes
- Collective term for sepals
- The tissue produced inside the seeds of most flowering plants around the time of fertilization
- Composed of a hort stem sorrounded by numerou fleshy leaves
20 Clues: Saw like • Tooth like • Last electron acceptor • Male part of the flower • Also called as polydrupes • Collective term for sepals • Splitting of water molecules • Breathing spores in the stem • Main floral function of a flower • A collective term for all the petals and sepals. • Compound fruit formed from several flowers in a cluster • ...
plants 2012-04-02
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- vascular tissue that carries nutrients and carbohydrates to all parts of the flower
- 2 seed leaves
- type of plant that bears seeds directly on scales of cones
- surround, protect help disperse the seed
- a hollow tube that develops from a pollen grain when deposited on the stigma of a flower
- tubes called xylem and phloem (like humans)
- surrounds+protects embryo
- loosely pached tissue cells bellow the palisade layer
- sticky part of style that captures pollin
- the protective outer coat of a seed.
- seeds leaves in embryo
- the orientation of a plant or other organism in response to light, either toward the source of light
- a plant hormone that causes the elongation of cells in shoots and is involved in regulating plant growth.
- any of the minute pores in the epidermis of the leaf or stem of a plant, forming a slit of variable width that allows movement of gases in and out of the intercellular spaces.
- any of a group of plant hormones that stimulate stem elongation, germination, and flowering.
- single carpel or fused carpel
- male reproductive parts consist of filament
- female gametophyte develops found in ovary
- main photosynthetic organs increases amount of sunlight plant gets
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- is a turning or growth movement by a plant or fungus in response to gravity.
- epidermis layer highly specialized that surround the stomata
- one seed leaf
- femail reproductive part
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus.
- anchors plant sucks in water and nutrients from the ground
- closely packed tissue absorbs light that enters the leaves
- supporter/transporter of nutrients to the rest of the flower
- loos of h20 through the leaves
- male gametophyte, sperm
- a regulatory substance produced in an organism and transported in tissue fluids such as blood or sap to stimulate specific cells or tissues into action.
- flowering plant that bears seeds in floers protected by tissue
- plant growth substances (phytohormones) that promote cell division, or cytokinesis, in plant roots and shoots.
- vascular tissue that carries water upward from the roots
- the inner tissue (parenchyma) of a leaf, containing many chloroplasts
- produces pollin grain
- plant embryo food supply
36 Clues: one seed leaf • 2 seed leaves • produces pollin grain • seeds leaves in embryo • male gametophyte, sperm • femail reproductive part • plant embryo food supply • surrounds+protects embryo • single carpel or fused carpel • loos of h20 through the leaves • the protective outer coat of a seed. • surround, protect help disperse the seed • sticky part of style that captures pollin • ...
Plants 2013-11-04
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- Primary site of photosynthesis
- Area between two nodes
- Secondary growth for width
- Irregular shaped Cell
- Used to transport water and nutrients
- Loosely packed cells
- Found at the tip of roots for protection
- Bud at the end of the stem
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- Primary growth for height
- A covering to protect new growth
- Extremely rigid dead cells
- attaches leaf to branch
- Waxy layer that provides protection
- of dividing cells
- Used for storage, metabolism, and support
- Outside tissue
- Secondary root
- Found underneath the leaf
- Where branch connects to main stem
- Used to anchor plant
20 Clues: Outside tissue • Secondary root • of dividing cells • Loosely packed cells • Used to anchor plant • Irregular shaped Cell • Area between two nodes • attaches leaf to branch • Primary growth for height • Found underneath the leaf • Secondary growth for width • Extremely rigid dead cells • Bud at the end of the stem • Primary site of photosynthesis • A covering to protect new growth • ...
Plants 2013-11-22
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- The name of a young root that is still in the seed
- Plants which do not loose their leaves in winter
- Tiny substances found in the soil and water that plants need to grow
- The green colouring in plants which is needed to make food
- The seed of a fern
- The casing which surrounds the seed until they are ready to start growing
- I am the part of the plant that holds the seeds at the very beginning
- What most plants grow from
- This holds up the plant
- Trees grow these instead of flowers
- The stem of a tree which has thickened over the years and developed hard wood
- A stalk that holds up the anthers
- A young plant
- I am on the anther
- The first two leaves, that come from the seed of a plant, that provide food for a plant
- Plants that live only one year
- Plants that live for two years
- A swollen underground stem and food store from which a new plant grows
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- The most beautiful part of a plant
- Helps the plant make food and it also gives minerals
- A plant which looses it's leaves in winter
- The part that protects a flower when it is in bud
- Holds the pollen in a flower
- Has heat and helps the plant make food
- The process in which a plant makes food
- The process of making new plants
- The name of the process of a young plant growing
- The skin of a tree
- Something to do with pollen that the bees help with
- An underground food store that some plants grow from
- These anchor the plant into the ground
- I am the part of the plant that needs water to turn into food
- A bunch of picked flowers
- A dried seed which squirrels like
34 Clues: A young plant • The seed of a fern • The skin of a tree • I am on the anther • This holds up the plant • A bunch of picked flowers • What most plants grow from • Holds the pollen in a flower • Plants that live only one year • Plants that live for two years • The process of making new plants • A stalk that holds up the anthers • A dried seed which squirrels like • ...
Plants 2013-11-15
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- Another name for leaf
- Covers the roots
- Loosely packed cells
- Regrowth
- Area of dividing cells
- Two seed leaves
- Small openings under the leaf
- Dead cells used for support
- Offshoot of root
- Male reproductive system
- Growth for diameter
- Supports Anther
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- One leaf per petiole
- Protection of bud
- One seed leaves
- Primary growth for height
- Used for metabolism, support, and storage
- Female reproductive system
- Waxy layer over leaf
- Many leaf per petiole
20 Clues: Regrowth • One seed leaves • Two seed leaves • Supports Anther • Covers the roots • Offshoot of root • Protection of bud • Growth for diameter • One leaf per petiole • Loosely packed cells • Waxy layer over leaf • Another name for leaf • Many leaf per petiole • Area of dividing cells • Male reproductive system • Primary growth for height • Female reproductive system • Dead cells used for support • ...
PLANTS 2015-03-06
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- A plant that smells especially good.
- Plant that lasts for more than two growing seasons.
- Plant that produces a lot of natural oil.
- The process by which plants turn water and carbon dioxid into oxygen and nutrients.
- White flower that only lasts one day.
- Growing or living in or near water.
- Put a young plant that has been grown in a pot.
- Aladin's girlfriend.
- To start existing or being seen.
- Reproductive part of a flower.
- Japanese tree whith fan-shaped leaves.
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- Become extinct or disappear.
- (Another Love - Tom Odell) "I brought you ......... in a pretty string
- When a plant starts to die.
- The female reproductive part of a flower
- When the flower open her petals.
- To develop from a seed and begin to grow into a plant.
- To grow plants or trees on an area of ground so that it is covered with them.
- Flower that loves the sun.
- they won't flower like they did last spring."
- The main trunk of a plant.
- Trees or plants that have a lot of leaves and branches growing close together.
- The fertilizing element of flowering plants.
- The tree's part that grown underneath the earth.
24 Clues: Aladin's girlfriend. • Flower that loves the sun. • The main trunk of a plant. • When a plant starts to die. • Become extinct or disappear. • Reproductive part of a flower. • When the flower open her petals. • To start existing or being seen. • Growing or living in or near water. • A plant that smells especially good. • White flower that only lasts one day. • ...
plants 2016-03-07
21 Clues: roots • stoma • xylem • oxygen • starch • spongy • energy • phloem • iodine • cuticle • glucose • stomata • palisade • sunlight • cellulose • epidermis • respiration • chlorophyll • carbohydrate • chloroplasts • dioxide carbon dioxide
PLANTS 2024-01-19
Plants! 2024-02-26
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- The main input of photosynthesis
- Stores water for the plant
- Water evaporating off a leaf
- Female plant part
- Where photosynthesis takes place
- When a plant starts to grow
- Male plant part
- An input for photosynthesis
- Provides structure to the plant
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- The process of fertilizing a plant
- The process of a plant making its own food
- Helps attract pollinators
- Fertilize plants
- Transports food
- The unit of reproduction of a plant
- An input of photosynthesis
- Where gases are exchanged
- Output of photosynthesis
- Transports water
- The green pigment in plants
20 Clues: Transports food • Male plant part • Fertilize plants • Transports water • Female plant part • Output of photosynthesis • Helps attract pollinators • Where gases are exchanged • Stores water for the plant • An input of photosynthesis • When a plant starts to grow • An input for photosynthesis • The green pigment in plants • Water evaporating off a leaf • Provides structure to the plant • ...
Plants! 2024-02-26
Across
- The main input of photosynthesis
- Stores water for the plant
- Water evaporating off a leaf
- Female plant part
- Where photosynthesis takes place
- When a plant starts to grow
- Male plant part
- An input for photosynthesis
- Provides structure to the plant
Down
- The process of fertilizing a plant
- The process of a plant making its own food
- Helps attract pollinators
- Fertilize plants
- Transports food
- The unit of reproduction of a plant
- An input of photosynthesis
- Where gases are exchanged
- Output of photosynthesis
- Transports water
- The green pigment in plants
20 Clues: Transports food • Male plant part • Fertilize plants • Transports water • Female plant part • Output of photosynthesis • Helps attract pollinators • Where gases are exchanged • Stores water for the plant • An input of photosynthesis • When a plant starts to grow • An input for photosynthesis • The green pigment in plants • Water evaporating off a leaf • Provides structure to the plant • ...
Plants 2024-03-18
Across
- Cambium he main growth tissue in the stems and roots of many plants
- plant vascular tissue that conducts foods made in the leaves during photosynthesis to all other parts of the plant.
- plants that produce flowers and bear their seeds in fruits.
- the part of a plant which attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground.
- plant tissue made up of cells that are not specialized for a particular purpose.
- the first leaf of the plant embryo and will be the first part of a plant to emerge from the seed.
- an angiospermous plant (such as a deciduous tree or broad-leaved herb)
- the main body or stalk of a plant or shrub
- each of the segments of the corolla of a flower, which are modified leaves and are typically colored.
- a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like
- cone-bearing plants that bear naked seeds.
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- a vascular tissue that transports water throughout a plant's body.
- cone produces pollen, is usually herbaceous and much less conspicuous even at full maturity
- the fleshy or dry ripened ovary of a flowering plant, enclosing the seed or seeds
- Meristem region of cells capable of division and growth in the root and shoot tips in plants
- any cell or organism that possesses a clearly defined nucleus.
- cone contains ovules which, when fertilized by pollen, become seeds
- a chiefly herbaceous angiospermous plant (such as a grass, lily, or palm)
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
- Action when liquid flows through narrow spaces without external forces, such as gravity.
20 Clues: the main body or stalk of a plant or shrub • cone-bearing plants that bear naked seeds. • plants that produce flowers and bear their seeds in fruits. • any cell or organism that possesses a clearly defined nucleus. • a vascular tissue that transports water throughout a plant's body. • Cambium he main growth tissue in the stems and roots of many plants • ...
Plants 2023-01-10
Across
- when pollen from one plant reaches the pistil of another plant
- stamen, pistil, petal, ovary, ovule
- to put objects into groups based on their properties
- a gas that is absorbed by plants
- embryo, seed coat, seed leaves, stored food
- to keep something for future use
- to pass down a characteristic from parents to offspring
- to become fully developed and able to produce offspring
- the smallest unit of a living thing
- to begin to grow and develop
- a living thing
- to bring things together from different places
- a seed plant that reproduces with cones
- a young plant
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- to put things in many different places
- a green substance in a plant's leaves
- the process in which plants use sunlight to make food
- when an egg and sperm cell join together
- to explain how two or more things are different
- when the seeds of a plant are carried to a new place
- a sweet liquid produced by plants that some insects collect
- the male and female parts of a coniferous tree
- a new organism produced by plants, animals, or humans
- produces sperm cells
- the process that creates offspring
- the flower part of a plant
- one part of a process
- produces egg cells
- to explain how two or more things are the same
29 Clues: a young plant • a living thing • produces egg cells • produces sperm cells • one part of a process • the flower part of a plant • to begin to grow and develop • a gas that is absorbed by plants • to keep something for future use • the process that creates offspring • stamen, pistil, petal, ovary, ovule • the smallest unit of a living thing • a green substance in a plant's leaves • ...
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